speckit-specify

To turn a feature idea into a structured specification, you provide a natural language feature description. The system converts it into a standardized, testable spec file by extracting actors, goals, and constraints automatically.

Generating user scenarios and acceptance criteria from a feature description is done by parsing the input text. The system automatically extracts relevant actors, goals, and constraints to populate a reusable specification template.

To identify missing requirements when writing a feature specification, the system validates the input against a reusable template. It surfaces clarifications and clearly marks uncertain details for resolution before finalizing the spec file.

Yes, you can create testable specifications directly from natural language feature descriptions. The process generates validation checks, dependencies, and acceptance criteria while surfacing clarifications for ambiguous inputs.

To reduce ambiguity in feature requirements before planning, input the feature description for validation. The system refines the spec against a standardized template and highlights any missing or uncertain details for immediate resolution.

Generating a feature specification with speckit works without external dependencies. It processes the natural language input internally to produce a standardized spec file containing validation checks and acceptance criteria.