speckit-implement

You can automate implementation plan execution by reading tasks.md to coordinate phased work, enforcing strict task sequencing, test-driven development, and progressive validation checkpoints throughout the workflow.

Test-driven development is enforced by aligning tests directly to their corresponding implementation tasks, ensuring tests are written and validated before core development begins within the orchestrated workflow.

Yes, phase-based task orchestration supports strict sequencing between dependent tasks while allowing parallel tasks to execute concurrently where no dependencies exist, ensuring both traceability and throughput.

Task state tracking monitors progress across setup, tests-before-code, core development, integration, polish, and after-implementation hooks, providing validation checkpoints and audit trails for each phase.

Extension hooks are needed when your implementation plan requires custom after-implementation checks or auditability, allowing you to coordinate additional validation steps after core phased work is complete.

Yes, speckit-implement operates with no external dependencies, using only your project's tasks.md file to orchestrate the full end-to-end implementation plan with built-in task state tracking and validation.