speckit-plan

To generate a technical implementation plan from a feature specification, provide the high-level feature requirements to trigger automated creation of plan.md, research.md, data models, and interface contracts. This structured planning workflow ensures all necessary technical design artifacts are consistently produced and aligned with project standards.

To ensure new software architecture plans adhere to existing project coding standards, use built-in constitution checks that flag violations before development begins. These enforcement checks automatically validate technical designs against project-specific architectural rules and security requirements.

A structured technical design workflow for new software features includes generating technical context, data models for database entities, API interface contracts, research artifacts, and phased implementation steps. It provides a complete breakdown covering architecture definition and technology stack selection.

Yes, you can add custom extension hooks to your software project planning process. The skill supports custom extension hooks alongside its standard workflow, allowing teams to tailor the automated generation of implementation plans and technical design artifacts to specific project needs.

No, you do not need to manually create data models and interface contracts when planning a new feature. The planning process automates the generation of these technical design artifacts directly from the high-level feature specifications, eliminating manual overhead and inconsistency.

You should use an automated implementation plan generator for software development when adding new features that require consistent, standards-aligned technical designs. It is ideal for engineering workflows needing automated architecture definition, data modeling, and phased implementation breakdowns.