speckit-specify

To turn natural-language feature descriptions into planning-ready specifications, provide your feature prompt to generate structured specs, including user stories, acceptance criteria, and clearly defined scope. This captures user scenarios and requirements for product discovery.

Writing testable and measurable requirements involves translating feature ideas into technology-agnostic specifications. The generated specs apply an extensible quality checklist and hooks to ensure every requirement and assumption is strictly testable and ready for validation.

The best way to capture user scenarios and assumptions during product discovery is to process natural-language feature descriptions into a reusable specification artifact, ensuring all validation steps and metadata are explicitly documented for team alignment.

Yes, you can generate feature specifications without specific technical frameworks. The resulting specifications are technology-agnostic, focusing purely on product requirements, user scenarios, and validation steps rather than underlying implementation details.

Generating feature specs with speckit-specify requires no prior dependencies or setup. You simply provide a natural-language feature description to immediately produce a complete, planning-ready specification artifact with a defined feature directory.

You should not use automated specification generation when your feature lacks a clear natural-language description or when planning requires deeply technical, implementation-specific architectural details rather than technology-agnostic user scenarios and scope.