speckit-implement

To automate Speckit workflow execution from a plan, you can use a wrapper that delegates commands to the underlying source skill, ensuring the defined tasks run to completion with integrated verification.

Command passthrough works by forwarding any text input provided after the execution trigger directly to the source skill, allowing contextual execution of the Speckit workflow without manual intervention.

Yes, you can use this wrapper to verify outcomes across diverse workflows because it orchestrates execution and ensures the Speckit workflow runs to completion with built-in verification guidance.

The best way to delegate plan-driven tasks to a source skill is by wrapping the implementation, which reads the source skill, forwards user commands, and executes the workflow exactly as defined.

Yes, you need a source skill to run Speckit-based automation, as the wrapper reads and delegates commands to the underlying Speckit implementation rather than executing tasks independently.

Your Speckit workflow requires a wrapper for execution to satisfy the need for continuous orchestration, input forwarding, and exact execution verification as defined in the source plan.