speckit-iterate-define

To generate a feature iteration plan, provide a change request and the system will produce a pending plan capturing scope, artifacts affected, and tasks impacted without altering existing artifacts during the planning step.

A pending iteration plan is a structured, reviewable proposal that aligns spec, plan, and tasks based on the current feature state, preserving completed work and flagging risks before any changes are applied.

You can plan feature iterations without altering existing artifacts by generating a pending iteration plan that captures the scope and impacted tasks first, applying the concrete changes only when you are ready to execute the iteration.

Yes, the system assesses implementation progress against tasks and phase boundaries to ensure realistic planning, producing a ready-to-apply change proposal that reflects current feature progress.

The best way to codify feature iteration work is converting a change request into a structured plan that aligns spec, plan, and tasks while flagging risks and preserving completed work for team review.

No, the iteration planning process does not modify your current feature artifacts during the planning step; it only generates a pending plan with concrete proposed changes to spec, plan, and tasks for review.