speckit-worker

Automating speckit commands with validation requires orchestrating execution one-at-a-time. This worker ensures each iteration runs exactly one command, validates the outcome, and emits a completion signal before advancing.

Single-command execution is a deterministic approach that processes one speckit command per iteration. It maintains strict state and progress tracking to ensure safe PR-style workflows across specify, plan, tasks, and implement phases.

To run the worker for a single iteration, execute one speckit command and emit the defined completion signal. This advances the automation loop by validating the result before moving to the next step.

Yes, you can use this worker for large speckit automation workflows. It provides reliable iteration pacing and strict progress tracking to support safe PR workflows across multiple phases.

Deterministic iteration pacing is needed to prevent uncontrolled execution in automated loops. By validating one command per iteration before advancing, it ensures reliable state tracking and safe progress through PR workflows.