speckit-implement

Spec-driven task execution from a tasks.md file is automated by processing all defined tasks sequentially or in parallel. The workflow enforces test-first discipline, handles dependencies, and validates completion against the project plan.

Test-first development during automated plan execution is enforced by ensuring tests precede core implementation. The workflow tracks progress and provides validation checkpoints to guarantee alignment with the predefined spec plan.

Dependency-aware task handling for spec-kit based projects processes tasks by orchestrating setup, testing, core development, integration, and polish phases. It manages both sequential and parallel execution to maintain correct task order.

Yes, you can use it for phased software development with parallel tasks. It orchestrates setup, tests, core development, integration, and polish phases while handling dependencies and tracking progress across concurrent operations.

Yes, a predefined tasks.md plan is required to run the spec-driven implementation workflow. The automation processes and executes all tasks defined within this file to validate completion against the project plan.

Spec-driven task automation halts before core development to enforce test-first discipline. It ensures tests precede implementation and uses validation checkpoints to confirm phase requirements are met before proceeding.