speckit-specify

To convert natural language into structured feature specifications, input a plain-language feature description. The system processes it to produce a complete spec template with sections, validation checks, and scenarios, omitting implementation details.

Generating testable requirements from plain text involves applying a predefined specification template to your feature description. This translates ideas into structured sections and produces a quality checklist to validate the requirements.

Yes, you can use a specification template to validate feature scenarios for product management. The system checks your spec against a predefined template and outputs a validation checklist to guide planning and ensure testability.

Generating a feature spec from natural language actively avoids leaking implementation details. It focuses entirely on structuring product and engineering requirements, producing sections and templates that define what the feature must do without specifying how to build it.

To tailor generated specifications to organizational standards, use the available extension hooks and templates. These allow you to customize the predefined spec structure so it aligns with your team's specific engineering and product management workflows.