tech-spec

You can validate a technical specification by parsing the markdown to extract sections, feature catalogs (F-xxx), and component designs. This generates verifiable quality metrics like section coverage and feature completeness to assess implementation readiness.

Tree-sitter-markdown parses the technical specification document syntax to extract structural elements like sections and feature catalogs. If tree-sitter is unavailable, the analysis falls back to regex parsing to maintain resilience and continue generating quality metrics.

Feature catalog analysis extracts F-xxx feature entries from technical specs to verify completeness and hierarchy. It captures data such as feature entries, component interfaces, and technologies to ensure all required features are documented before implementation begins.

Yes, automated tech spec review parses architecture and deployment considerations alongside component designs and integration details. It extracts component interfaces and technologies to produce structured assessment reports for implementation planning.

No, tree-sitter is not strictly required to analyze technical specification markdown files. While tree-sitter-markdown provides structural parsing, the Skill includes a regex fallback parsing mechanism to maintain resilience when tree-sitter is unavailable.

Regex fallback parsing for tech spec validation may lack the syntactic precision of tree-sitter-markdown for extracting complex hierarchies and component interfaces. It maintains resilience but might miss nuanced structural relationships within the technical specification document.