speckit-specify

Automating specification generation involves wrapping and delegating Speckit tasks to a source skill. You provide a command, and the wrapper parses the input, executes prerequisite checks, and returns a validated specification summary.

A wrapper for AI-driven spec creation acts as an orchestration layer that reads the source skill, parses the user command input, and executes the task deterministically. It ensures safe execution by applying prerequisite checks before generating output.

To execute a Speckit specification command, you append your command input after the designated trigger. The wrapper extracts the input label, delegates the task to the source skill, and captures the executed specification output.

The Speckit specify wrapper operates without external dependencies, relying entirely on its internal orchestration logic. It reads the source skill directly before execution to ensure safe and predictable specification generation.

Using a wrapper for AI specification orchestration reduces boilerplate and ensures consistent spec generation across different tasks. It enforces prerequisite checks and captures outputs safely, providing a predictable summary that direct execution lacks.

The wrapper is limited to processing commands that strictly follow the expected input routing format after the trigger. It requires a valid source skill to read before execution and cannot generate specifications independently without that underlying skill.