speckit-plan

To generate a technical implementation plan from feature specifications, provide a spec file within a spec-kit project structure. The system processes this input to define the architecture, tech stack, and phased implementation steps for your feature.

An automated technical design for software development includes the defined architecture, selected tech stack, and structured implementation phases. It also addresses technical context and identifies necessary research tasks to resolve unknowns before development.

Yes, you need a spec-kit project structure containing a .specify/ directory to generate implementation plans. This specific directory is required for both reading the input feature specifications and writing the output artifact generation.

To identify and resolve technical unknowns before coding begins, the planning process performs clarification management. It reviews the feature specification, detects technical gaps, and outputs specific research tasks needed for feature development.

You should use an automated planning tool for feature development when you need to ensure all technical aspects are considered before coding begins. It is ideal for detailing necessary APIs, database schemas, and deployment steps from a specification.

Yes, you can use this to plan database schemas and APIs for a new feature. By processing the feature specification, the generated technical implementation plan details the necessary APIs, database schemas, and deployment steps required.