speckit-checklist

You validate project requirements by generating a structured checklist that evaluates specs for clarity, consistency, and completeness. This process treats requirements as code, ensuring all edge cases and measurable acceptance criteria are explicitly defined before development begins.

The best way to check for missing edge cases is to apply a requirement validation checklist to the specification. This identifies ambiguous definitions and verifies that non-functional requirements and error-handling scenarios are explicitly captured before implementation.

Treating requirements as code improves spec-driven development by applying unit testing principles to specifications. This ensures rigorous requirement analysis, checks for consistency, and validates that specifications are ready for implementation by demanding measurable acceptance criteria.

Yes, you can use a quality validation checklist to ensure feature specs have measurable acceptance criteria. The checklist evaluates the specification for clarity and completeness, confirming that all non-functional requirements and edge cases are explicitly defined.

You need to run a requirement validation checklist before starting a new feature implementation. It acts as a quality gate to ensure the specification is complete, clear, and ready for development by identifying missing error-handling scenarios and ambiguous definitions.

Your specification fails to catch error-handling scenarios because it lacks explicit definitions for edge cases and non-functional requirements. Generating a quality validation checklist identifies these gaps and ensures all error-handling scenarios are defined before implementation begins.