speckit-checklist

Quality checklists for requirements validation act as unit tests for English, rigorously checking written specifications for clarity, consistency, measurability, and coverage. They identify gaps and ambiguities in user stories before implementation begins.

Checking requirements clarity in a spec-kit project involves generating custom quality checklists that target requirement quality dimensions like completeness, consistency, and measurability. This rigorously tests written specifications to identify gaps and ambiguities.

Yes, requirements checklist generation requires PowerShell scripts to perform prerequisite checks and dynamically generate validation questions based on user input and spec context within the .specify/ directory.

To generate a custom requirements checklist, run the skill within your spec-kit project. It dynamically generates validation questions based on user input and the spec context found in the .specify/ directory.

No, requirements validation applies specifically to spec-kit project structures that contain a .specify/ directory. The checklist generation focuses on requirement quality dimensions within this specific context.

Checklist dynamic question generation fails if prerequisite checks are not met. You must ensure PowerShell scripts are properly configured and that your project contains a valid .specify/ directory with spec context.