speckit-implement

Automating tasks.md execution requires orchestrating pre-checks, checklist validation, and phase-driven work to deliver reproducible results. The process parses, validates, and executes tasks with dependency awareness across setup, tests, core, integration, and polish phases.

The SPECKIT workflow is a phase-driven project management process that parses, validates, and executes tasks with dependency awareness. It applies pre-execution checks, extension hooks, and checklist status tracking across setup, tests-before-code, core development, integration, and polish phases.

Running phase-based execution for a .specify project involves invoking an orchestration tool on a repository containing tasks.md. The system handles pre-execution checks, applies extension hooks, and tracks progress through setup, tests, core, integration, and polish phases with structured reporting.

Yes, pre-execution checks and extension hooks are integral to SPECKIT workflows. The orchestration process performs these checks before running tasks, applies hooks to extend functionality, and validates checklist status to ensure dependency-aware execution across all phases.

Task orchestration explicitly supports tests-before-code and integration phases within its phase-based execution model. The workflow handles setup, core development, integration, and polish phases sequentially, tracking checklist status and providing robust error handling throughout.

Execution failures during phase transitions typically occur when pre-execution checks fail or dependency validation blocks progression. The orchestration system provides structured progress reporting and robust error handling to identify blockers, guiding users through failures with clear diagnostic information.