speckit-tasks

To generate a tasks.md document from spec-kit project files, you can use an automation tool that reads design artifacts like plan.md, spec.md, data-model.md, and contracts to produce a dependency-ordered task list.

Creating a task dependency graph for software features involves analyzing design documents to map task execution order. This process yields a visual or structural graph that dictates sequential and parallel task completion.

For automated task generation from spec-kit structures, you need specific design documents including plan.md, spec.md, data-model.md, and contracts to accurately map out dependencies and execution strategies.

Yes, you can generate parallel execution strategies for user stories by processing design specs. The system analyzes the provided artifacts to suggest an MVP scope and provides execution examples per user story.

No, automated task generation requires a spec-kit project structure. The system specifically depends on the presence of design artifacts like plan.md and spec.md within that directory structure to map dependencies correctly.

The best way to automate dependency-ordered task list creation is to process existing design artifacts directly. This approach extracts requirements and contracts to generate a structured tasks.md file with parallel execution strategies.