speckit-tasks

Dependency-ordered task generation is automated by orchestrating the Speckit source skill and routing user input to produce structured implementation tasks. This workflow reads the source skill first and then executes end-to-end.

Workflow orchestration for task planning delegates user input to a source skill to automatically generate structured implementation tasks. It routes the input to the source skill and executes the wrapped workflow end-to-end.

Yes, Speckit routes user commands by executing the source skill and forwarding the input to automatically generate a structured set of implementation tasks. This is done by passing input after the command.

The best way to start generating tasks is to pass your input directly after the Speckit tasks command. The wrapper orchestrates the generation by reading the source skill and routing the input.

No external dependencies are required to run the Speckit task generation workflow. The skill operates independently by wrapping the source skill and routing user input to generate dependency-ordered tasks.

Reading the source skill first is required to properly route subsequent user input and execute the wrapped workflow end-to-end. This ensures the dependency-ordered task planning and generation is handled correctly.