speckit-tasks

To generate a dependency-ordered tasks.md from design artifacts, use a spec-kit workflow that parses plan.md and spec.md files to extract feature names and map user stories into a prioritized, checklist-formatted task list.

A dependency graph for user stories in spec-kit projects maps the completion order of tasks, identifying which story tasks must be sequential and which offer opportunities for parallel execution during implementation.

Organize feature tasks into setup, foundational, and user story phases by running an automated task generation process that reads your spec.md user stories and outputs a structured tasks.md document with priority ordering.

Yes, speckit-tasks requires a .specify directory and works with spec-kit style projects by analyzing plan.md, spec.md, data-model.md, contracts/, research.md, and quickstart.md files to produce validated task plans.

Yes, you can extend the task generation process using optional extension hook processing, which allows you to customize the validated tasks.md output after the dependency graph and user stories are mapped.

The best way to validate task completeness from a spec.md file is to use an automated task generator that cross-references design artifacts, builds a dependency graph, and outputs a checklist-formatted tasks document ensuring all stories are covered.