speckit-specify

You can create feature specifications from natural language descriptions by running a single command that converts plain text into a structured spec file. This generates the directory structure and initial specification document automatically.

Yes, you need a spec-kit project structure with a .specify/ directory to generate feature specification files. The Skill requires this existing setup to properly create and organize specification documents.

Yes, you can automatically create a git branch for each new feature specification. The Skill optionally generates a dedicated git branch alongside the structured specification file when processing your natural language feature description.

You convert plain text feature descriptions into structured software documentation by providing a natural language input string. The Skill processes your text and outputs a clear, concise specification file that is easy to understand and use.

Automating spec directory and file creation is best handled by processing natural language feature descriptions through a specification generator. This automatically builds the required directory structure and initial spec file without manual setup.