speckit-plan

You generate design artifacts by running an automated planning workflow against your formal specification. This process uses a standardized plan template to output research, data models, contracts, and quickstart documentation while enforcing validation gates.

The best way to structure research and data models is using a standardized plan template applied to a formal specification. This approach enforces structured gates and validations, ensuring complete and compliant designs before implementation begins.

Yes, automating planning and generating contracts requires the SPEC template, a .specify directory structure, and plan execution scripts. These elements expose an end-to-end workflow with validation, gates, and artifact outputs.

Yes, you can customize the planning workflow by applying extension hooks before and after planning. This allows you to tailor workflows, update agent context, and execute pre and post execution checks during artifact generation.

Automated specification planning handles agent context updates by applying extension hooks before and after the planning process. This tailors the workflow and ensures the generated research, data models, and contracts integrate properly with agent environments.