speckit-specify

Natural language feature descriptions are converted into structured specifications by applying a template-driven workflow that generates user scenarios, functional requirements, success criteria, and entity identification automatically.

Yes, testable functional requirements and measurable success criteria are generated directly from a rough feature idea, ensuring the resulting specification remains stakeholder-readable and implementation-agnostic.

Feature specification completeness is validated automatically through an iterative quality validation loop that checks the spec against a checklist and updates it for a limited number of iterations, prompting for clarification only when required.

Yes, feature specification generation supports custom workflow hooks, allowing optional project-defined pre and post hooks to execute automatically before and after the specification is created or updated.

The best way to align stakeholders is using template-driven spec generation, which transforms feature scope into planning-ready documentation with user scenarios and success criteria without manual drafting effort.

Updating an existing feature specification is limited by the iterative quality validation loop's maximum iteration count; if completeness cannot be achieved within that limit, you will be prompted to provide manual clarifications.