speckit-implement

Automated end-to-end project implementation from a tasks.md file is achieved by orchestrating phased task execution across setup, tests, core, integration, and polish stages using a structured, test-driven workflow. It applies dependency management and rigorous validation to ensure deterministic execution.

Phased task execution with dependency management is a structured workflow that processes project tasks in distinct stages—Setup, Tests, Core, Integration, and Polish. It ensures deterministic execution by validating progress and managing dependencies before advancing to subsequent phases.

Test-driven project workflows with clear failure handling are executed by applying progressive validation across multiple files during each implementation phase. The orchestration mechanism tracks progress and isolates failures, ensuring that dependencies are satisfied before moving forward.

Extension hooks for task orchestration are supported during project execution to customize the structured workflow. They allow you to inject specific logic into the phased execution pipeline while maintaining deterministic task processing and progressive validation.

Automating project execution requires a tasks.md file to define the project tasks. The orchestration tool interprets this file to apply test-driven workflows, dependency management, and progressive validation across the defined implementation stages.

Automated task orchestration for multi-file implementation is limited to the phased execution structure defined in the tasks.md file. It requires clear dependency mapping and valid task definitions to provide accurate progress tracking and effective failure handling.