speckit-plan

To turn a feature specification into an implementation plan, you need a structured workflow that translates requirements into technical context, data models, and contracts. This process captures design artifacts and validation guidance before coding begins.

Managing unresolved technical context during project planning requires identifying unknowns and resolving them through dedicated research tasks. You record the resulting decisions, rationale, and alternatives to reduce ambiguity before implementation starts.

Generating data models and contract documentation from a feature spec involves running a planning sequence that produces specific artifacts. This includes creating data-model.md files, contract definitions, and quickstart validation guides for engineering teams.

Yes, you can use spec-kit repositories for branch-specific implementation planning. The workflow transforms drafted feature specs into tailored plans containing architecture notes, contracts, and validation guides for downstream engineering work.

Hook-aware execution rules apply to implementation planning workflows by detecting optional and mandatory pre-plan and post-plan extension hooks from project configuration. The system dispatches these hooks according to explicit rules during the planning sequence.

You need constitution checks and clarification handling for feature specs when converting them into structured implementation plans. This ensures the planning workflow satisfies project constraints, resolves unknowns, and validates generated artifacts before development.