spec-writing

Automated plan generation for build-loop workflows uses a completeness checklist to create structured specifications. This ensures development documentation includes all necessary considerations and requirements without manual oversight.

Adversarial review in specification writing verifies output quality using a deterministic checker and an adversarial critic. This dual-layer verification ensures generated plans meet completeness standards before development begins.

Completeness checks for feature specifications pass when the generated plan addresses all checklist requirements. The automated process walks through each consideration step-by-step and validates the final documentation using deterministic and adversarial review.

No dependencies are required to generate build-loop-compatible plans. The specification writing process operates standalone, requiring only YAML frontmatter for metadata and Markdown content for operational instructions.

Specification generation suits new feature development cycles by producing detailed plans with all necessary considerations. Invoke it during the build-loop phase or manually with commands like 'write a plan' or 'spec out a feature'.

Build-loop specifications use Markdown content for operational instructions and YAML frontmatter for metadata. This structured format ensures the generated plans are compatible with development workflows and completeness verification.