speckit-implement

To enforce a TDD workflow during project execution, the system runs tests before corresponding implementations and tracks progress across phases. It validates dependencies, checks extension hooks, and reports blockers before proceeding to subsequent tasks.

Managing task dependencies and extension hooks requires parsing validation rules within your project planning files. The execution process verifies prerequisites, applies ignore file policies, and reports blockers before proceeding to dependent tasks.

Yes, automated phase-based project execution requires tasks.md and plan.md files to define the work. These files provide the structured task definitions, dependency mappings, and validation rules necessary to drive the end-to-end implementation.

An automated implementation workflow pauses when it encounters blockers, fails prerequisite verification, or detects missing dependencies. The system validates these conditions and reports issues before proceeding to ensure structured task execution integrity.

Yes, you can integrate ignore file handling and prereq verification into your project automation. The execution workflow automatically checks for ignore file policies and verifies prerequisites before driving subsequent project activity and generating progress reports.