workflow-specification-entry

To turn discussions into standalone specifications, you initiate the workflow by providing a work unit name. The process validates prerequisites, analyzes discussion artifacts, and routes them into testable specifications with guided handoffs.

Validating discussion prerequisites requires checking completion statuses and required artifacts before generating a specification. This gating step ensures all conditions are satisfied, applying deterministic state management to prevent incomplete handoffs.

Yes, you can group multiple discussions into coherent specifications or unify them when appropriate. The workflow analyzes the discussion artifacts during the routing phase to determine if they belong together in a single testable document.

Managing handoffs to the specification process uses deterministic state management and cache handling to preserve context. This guided handoff mechanism ensures end-to-end workflow execution passes validated artifacts seamlessly.

No external dependencies are required to run the specification validation workflow. The process relies entirely on its internal scripts and references to apply discovery, validation, and gating steps for your project artifacts.

You should use a gating step for routing discussion artifacts when deterministic progress from idea to implementation is required. Gating ensures prerequisites are fully satisfied before invoking the specification process, preventing invalid handoffs.