tech-spec-gen

To convert a PRD into a technical specification, provide the design document path to generate structured tech specs. The process outputs a ready-to-implement tech-spec.md file containing architecture, API definitions, data models, and acceptance criteria.

Generating Given-When-Then acceptance criteria from design docs is automated by transforming GDD, PRD, or FRD files into structured technical specifications. This enforces behavior-driven development standards directly within the generated tech-spec.md output.

Yes, you can use a generic design document to generate API definitions and data models. The conversion process supports multiple formats including GDD, PRD, FRD, SDD, and generic docs, producing consistent specification artifacts for implementation.

Generating Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) from an FRD is supported by transforming functional requirement documents into executable technical specifications. The output includes ADRs alongside API definitions and implementation task artifacts.

To create executable task artifacts from a software design document, input the SDD file path for processing. The system generates structured tech specs and associated task outputs ready for the development pipeline implementation.

When transforming design documents into implementation guidance, the primary limitation is the dependency on the input quality of the provided GDD, PRD, or FRD. The generated technical specification requires no external dependencies but relies entirely on the source document's clarity.