speckit-implement

Automating project implementation from a tasks.md file is done by loading the plan and running an execute command that enforces phase-by-phase execution. This workflow coordinates setup, checks, and task tracking with dependency and parallel-task rules.

A speckit-style task breakdown is a formal project plan that structures implementation into distinct phases like setup, tests, core development, integration, and polish. It enables automated workflow enforcement by defining task dependencies and validation requirements.

Executing software implementation phases in dependency order requires a workflow that assesses task dependencies and enforces parallel-task rules. The automation validates prerequisites, loads tasks, and coordinates phase execution based on the formal task plan.

Adding custom automation hooks before or after task execution phases is supported through pre and post extension hooks. These hooks allow you to inject custom safety checks and automation logic during the phase-by-phase implementation workflow.

Automated project execution validates prerequisites before running setup phases by performing project-setup verifications. It checks the environment, loads tasks from the tasks.md file, and ensures all requirements are met before starting the implementation.

Tracking progress during automated implementation execution is handled through comprehensive progress reporting with clear status updates. The workflow monitors task completion across each phase, validates tasks, and reports status throughout the end-to-end execution.