speckit-specify

To turn a natural language feature description into a structured specification, provide your plain text idea to generate a formal spec file. The system applies active project templates to draft requirements, create feature directories, and establish measurable success criteria.

Yes, you can generate testable functional requirements from plain text product ideas. The specification process validates drafts against a quality checklist, ensuring feature requests are documented with clear scope, assumptions, and measurable outcomes before planning begins.

You validate feature specifications for clarity and completeness by applying a structured validation checklist. This reviews the drafted spec against quality criteria covering scope, assumptions, and measurable outcomes to reduce ambiguity and ensure planning readiness.

To handle unresolved ambiguities during feature planning, the clarification control process limits open questions to only the most critical issues. It formats these unresolved ambiguities efficiently so users can quickly resolve them before moving forward.

Yes, the Spec Kit workflow requires a .specify-based repository structure. The specification process resolves feature directories, persists feature state within this project structure, and supports before and after extension hooks for integration.

The best way to create numbered feature directories for project workflow integration is using a structured specification approach. The system automatically resolves and generates these directories while persisting feature state and executing extension hooks.