speckit-checklist

Generate unit-test style checklists by loading contextual feature information from your spec, plan, and tasks to produce structured items assessing requirement completeness, clarity, consistency, and coverage. These items act as unit tests for validating spec quality.

The best way to maintain requirement traceability is to append new checklist items to existing domain-specific files. This preserves historical context and enables incremental tracking of structured quality criteria across development iterations.

Yes, you can tailor requirement checklists to specific domains by applying a domain focus when running the generation process. It loads feature context to ensure risk-aware coverage and domain-referenced quality criteria for upcoming changes.

Existing spec, plan, and task files are required to generate targeted checklists. The tool loads this contextual feature information to tailor questions and ensure risk-aware coverage for the upcoming development changes.

Your requirements checklist lacks consistency because it is not applying structured, domain-referenced quality criteria. Generating unit-test style checklist items from loaded spec and plan context ensures consistent contract-driven development and validation.

You should avoid automated checklist generation for spec quality validation when your project lacks existing spec, plan, or task files, as the tool requires this contextual feature information to generate risk-aware and domain-relevant checklist items.