speckit-plan

Automated software project planning generates design artifacts like research documents, data models, and quickstart guides. It uses a template-based approach to execute the implementation planning workflow, reducing manual work and ensuring structural consistency across projects.

A template-based workflow for implementation planning executes predefined steps to generate design artifacts. This mechanism performs compatibility checks and runs extension hooks, ensuring a structured planning phase by automating the creation of research documents and data models.

Yes, generating planning documents requires a spec-kit project structure. The workflow performs a compatibility check to ensure your project structure meets the required spec-kit standards before executing the automated implementation planning workflow.

Yes, you can customize the project planning workflow by executing extension hooks. The process supports optional extension hooks that run before and after planning, allowing for additional customization during the automated design artifact generation phase.

The automated planning phase generates essential design artifacts including research documents, data models, and quickstart guides. These artifacts are produced using a predefined template to streamline the software development implementation workflow.

To start the implementation planning process, run the automated planning command. This initiates the template-based workflow, which checks project compatibility, executes hooks, and generates the necessary design artifacts for your software development project.