speckit-implement

To automate implementation plan execution and task validation, process tasks defined in your tasks.md file while running pre-execution checks and tracking progress to ensure completion. This requires a project structure with a .specify/ directory.

Tracking progress and errors during task execution is handled by automated reporting that monitors your tasks.md file, providing continuous monitoring and validating that implemented features match specifications upon completion.

Pre-execution checks for prerequisites are performed automatically before starting implementation, scanning your project structure to verify that required extensions and dependencies are present before processing tasks defined in tasks.md.

Yes, you need a specific project structure to automate task execution, specifically requiring a .specify/ directory and a tasks.md file for task definitions to ensure the validation and execution processes function correctly.

To validate that completed tasks match specifications, the automation performs completion validation by checking implemented features against the original implementation guidance and task definitions provided in your tasks.md file.

Yes, you can filter task execution to update specific architecture components by passing an argument such as --argument "update architecture", targeting specific implementation guidance within your tasks.md definitions.