speckit-tasks

To generate a dependency-aware task list, you need a valid .specify/ directory with associated design documentation so the system can map user stories, data models, and interface contracts into a prioritized tasks.md implementation plan.

Converting design documents into an actionable checklist requires parsing your specs and plans to automatically identify task order and parallel execution opportunities based on user stories within the GitHub Spec-Kit project structure.

Yes, automating project planning requires a valid GitHub Spec-Kit project structure containing a .specify/ directory and associated design documentation to perform accurate task decomposition and dependency analysis.

Yes, you can map data models and interface contracts into a step-by-step implementation plan by parsing the design artifacts within your .specify/ directory to create a granular, dependency-ordered tasks.md file.

Automated task generation requires user stories because they define the functional requirements and relationships needed to accurately identify task order dependencies and parallel execution opportunities during project planning.

The primary limitation is that task generation operates strictly within the GitHub Spec-Kit project structure and cannot perform dependency analysis without a valid .specify/ directory containing the required design documentation.