speckit-checklist

To create requirement quality checklists, you need a spec-kit project structure with .specify metadata and feature documentation. The checklist evaluates specifications for completeness, clarity, and consistency to identify unclear or incomplete requirements before implementation.

A requirements quality checklist is a structured review tool that evaluates product requirements, acceptance criteria, and scenario coverage. You need it when preparing features for implementation to expose missing requirements, ambiguous flows, and undocumented edge cases.

Yes, you need a spec-kit project structure with .specify metadata and feature documentation. The Skill uses spec-kit project documents and optional extension hooks to tailor checklists to a feature's domain and specific requirements.

The checklist evaluates requirement quality, not implementation behavior. It generates checklist items that assess completeness, clarity, consistency, coverage, and acceptance criteria quality to ensure specifications are measurable and well-defined.

Yes, you can focus the generated checklist on specific areas. For example, a product team preparing an authentication feature can generate a checklist focused on security and edge cases to expose missing security requirements and undocumented scenarios.

The best way to review acceptance criteria and scenario coverage is using a structured checklist that evaluates specifications for completeness, clarity, and consistency. This exposes ambiguous flows and undocumented edge cases before implementation begins.