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To generate structured specifications from a feature idea, you use a guided workflow that creates spec.md, plan.md, and tasks.md artifacts, transforming vague concepts into concrete development documents with enforced structure and traceability.

The best way to manage feature development planning is to run sequential workflow commands—init, plan, tasks, and implement—which automate task generation and keep all planning artifacts linked to the feature name for clear team handoffs.

Yes, you can use this specification workflow for team collaboration. It keeps generated specs, plans, and tasks linked to specific feature names, ensuring clear traceability and structured handoffs across development cycles.

To start the specification workflow for a new feature, run the init command with your feature name to create a new spec scaffold, then proceed through the plan, tasks, and implement steps in sequence.

No, you do not need any dependencies to run this feature specification workflow. It operates independently to automate your init, plan, tasks, and implement steps without requiring external modules or components.

Feature specification requires structured artifacts like spec.md and tasks.md to organize development work, enforce structure, and provide traceability from the initial idea through to the final implementation artifacts.