workspace-spec-linter

To check software specifications for ambiguity and testability, you can lint the spec document to automatically flag vague language, enforce structural conformance, and log open questions for decision making before implementation.

Specification linting is the automated process of validating spec documents for clarity and testability. You need it during Planning, Migration, and Spec-Review phases to catch ambiguities and structural issues before freezing changes.

To enforce structure and traceability in project specifications, run a linter that verifies conformance to the spec-template structure and assigns traceability IDs to catch governance issues early.

Yes, you can use a spec linter during migration phases to prevent scope drift by highlighting open questions and logging decisions, ensuring all constraints are concretely defined before implementation.

The best way to surface open questions in software specifications is to lint the document for decision logging, which automatically highlights unresolved questions to prevent miscommunications and scope drift.