ywc-spec-ready

To automate specification validation, you loop validation and amendment cycles until all Critical and Warning findings are resolved. This iterative convergence drives technical specifications to a fully task-ready state before implementation begins.

Convergence stall detection identifies when iterative validation and amendment cycles stop making progress toward resolving findings. It acts as a safety guardrail alongside iteration caps and budget tracking to prevent infinite loops during specification refinement.

Yes, you need python3 and gh installed because the automated spec convergence workflow depends on them to execute programmatic spec reviews and apply amendments iteratively until the documentation meets task-ready requirements.

The best way to resolve open warnings is to run an automated convergence loop that validates the specification and applies amendments iteratively. This multi-iteration process ensures all critical and warning findings are cleared for decomposition.

You need automated spec convergence when a technical specification produced during planning still contains open warnings or critical findings, requiring iterative refinement to meet strict requirements before generating actionable development tasks.

Specification convergence stops before all findings are resolved due to safety guardrails like iteration caps, advisor budget tracking, or stall detection. These constraints prevent infinite loops and cost blow-outs during the automated validation and amendment cycles.