speckit-specify

To generate a feature specification from a natural language description, provide your feature text to the system. It automatically derives a branch name, loads a template, fills mandatory sections, and outputs a complete spec file with a readiness checklist.

The best way to turn product requirements into a ready-to-plan spec is using an automated specification workflow tool. It validates your requirements via a built-in checklist and produces both the populated spec document and a readiness report for stakeholder review.

You can create a branch name and spec template from a feature description by inputting your natural language text. The system checks for existing branches, generates a concise short name, and loads the template to populate the specification sections automatically.

Yes, the specification workflow includes validation for planning readiness. It uses a built-in checklist to validate spec quality and produces a readiness report alongside the fully populated spec file and associated documentation required for planning.

Yes, you can update an existing feature specification using natural language. The system creates or updates specs by loading the template, filling the mandatory sections based on your input, and regenerating the corresponding checklists file.

When automating feature spec generation from natural language, the limitation is that the output requires stakeholder review before proceeding. The system produces the artifact set and branch for planning, but human validation of the readiness report remains necessary.