speckit-implement

You can automate implementation plan execution by processing tasks.md through phase-driven stages. It handles setup, tests, core development, integration, and polish sequentially while validating prerequisites and reporting progress.

Test-driven progression in workflow orchestration executes tests before their corresponding implementation tasks. This approach ensures correctness by validating test expectations prior to core development, maintaining guardrails through completion checkpoints.

Yes, executing tasks.md plans requires a spec-kit style project structure. The orchestration process expects a .specify directory, and optionally uses plan.md for architecture context, data-models, and contracts to guide execution phases.

Phase-driven execution handles dependencies by processing setup, tests, core, integration, and polish stages sequentially. It enforces sequential constraints through checkpoints that validate completion before proceeding to the next phase.

When implementation tasks fail validation checkpoints, the orchestration halts progression and provides clear error messages with rollback hints. These guardrails ensure incomplete phases are addressed before moving to subsequent stages.