speckit-plan

Automated technical specification generates design artifacts, data models, and validation guides by orchestrating planning workflows against a project constitution. It dispatches research tasks to resolve uncertainties and executes extension hooks to enforce architectural consistency.

Implementation planning requires a spec-kit project structure containing a .specify directory and a defined constitution. This foundation allows the workflow to validate project-specific constraints and generate accurate interface contracts.

Automated planning identifies knowledge gaps during architectural validation and automatically dispatches research tasks to resolve technical uncertainties. This ensures design documentation and interface contracts remain accurate before implementation begins.

Project consistency is enforced by executing pre- and post-planning extension hooks that validate specifications against your project-specific constraints. This mechanism ensures all generated design artifacts align with the defined constitution.

Generating interface contracts and research documentation is best handled by orchestrating technical implementation planning through automated workflows. This approach creates structured feature specifications while validating against architectural constraints defined in the project constitution.

Automated planning requires a .specify directory and constitution to establish the baseline rules for generating specifications. Without these defined constraints, the workflow cannot validate project-specific requirements or enforce consistency across design artifacts.