speckit-specify

To convert natural language feature ideas into formal specifications, you provide a plain-language feature description and the system generates a complete spec with user scenarios, requirements, risks, and validation criteria.

Writing user scenarios and acceptance criteria from a feature prompt is best handled by using a structured spec template that automates scenario definitions, requirements generation, and quality checks from your plain text.

Yes, you can extend the feature specification template with custom validation checks using built-in extension hooks, allowing you to enforce specific quality checks and guided clarifications for stakeholder alignment.

Generating requirements from text does work for product discovery and planning workflows, as it targets these stages directly by automating scenario definitions and producing ready-to-review spec files for cross-team alignment.

You should use automated feature specification instead of manual requirement writing to speed up planning and reduce miscommunication, ensuring structured validation and consistent stakeholder alignment across teams.