spec

You can turn vague product goals into verifiable acceptance criteria by providing a brief intent to generate a structured spec.md file containing concrete user stories, edge cases, and acceptance criteria.

The best way to define user stories and edge cases is translating high-level goals into a precise specification document that identifies failure paths up front to guide QA and validation efforts.

Goal articulation translates into a QA-ready specification by processing goal documents to produce a verifiable spec.md file and updating status.json to phase 'spec' to signal review readiness.

Yes, you can apply BDD principles to structure product specifications from a brief goal by generating verifiable user stories and acceptance criteria that define expected behaviors without prescribing implementation details.

You need a formal specification document for workstream tracking when you must transition a shared understanding of what to build into a structured spec.md with clear traceability to inputs and outputs.