update-specification

To update a specification for AI consumption, apply new code requirements to an existing spec file, enforcing structured Markdown sections like constraints, interfaces, and acceptance criteria for machine readability.

An AI-ready specification is a structured Markdown document using machine-readable sections for requirements and validation. It works by translating code changes into unambiguous constraints and acceptance criteria for Generative AI parsing.

Translate new code requirements into acceptance criteria by updating the specification file, applying the changes to interface contracts and validation rules, then saving the output using a prescribed Markdown naming convention.

Yes, you can generate requirements documents using a structured Markdown template. The process enforces consistent sections and conventions so the specification can be reliably parsed and reused by AI.

The best way to maintain validation criteria and edge cases in a specification is to update the document regularly with new requirements, prompting explicit inclusion of examples and dependencies within structured sections.

Yes, updating requirements specifications works without external dependencies. The process directly modifies an existing Markdown file, applying structured templates and saving the result to a designated directory using a specific filename pattern.