speckit-tasks

To generate a dependency-ordered tasks.md from design artifacts, the Skill maps your plan.md, spec.md, data-model.md, and contracts into a strict checklist organized by user stories. It outputs a structured file with parallelization hints and an MVP scope summary.

Mapping user stories to concrete software engineering tasks is done by parsing your spec-kit structure and extracting actionable checklist items. The generated tasks.md organizes these tasks by user story and includes per-story dependencies to guide feature implementation.

Creating a structured checklist for feature implementation from a spec involves analyzing your design artifacts to produce a tasks.md file. This file follows a strict checklist format, maps dependencies, and highlights parallel opportunities to streamline the development workflow.

Yes, you need a spec-kit structure to generate a tasks.md file. This Skill specifically applies to projects organized around plan.md, spec.md, data-model.md, and contracts, using these design artifacts to map user stories to concrete implementation tasks.

Planning parallelization in generated software engineering tasks works by analyzing dependencies across your design artifacts. The Skill produces a summary report highlighting parallel opportunities and includes per-story dependency hints within the strict tasks.md checklist format.

Yes, you can identify MVP scope from data-model and contracts. The Skill analyzes these available design artifacts alongside your plan and spec to produce a summary report that explicitly defines the MVP scope and total task count for feature implementation.