What problem does it solve? It turns a written implementation plan into executed code by systematically processing every task in tasks.md, so developers do not have to manually track phases, dependencies, and completion status during feature builds. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Task Plan Execution: Parses tasks.md for phases, dependencies, and parallel markers, then executes tasks in the correct order with TDD awareness. - Checklist Gating: Scans checklists in the feature directory, reports pass/fail status, and asks before proceeding when items are unchecked. - Project Setup Verification: Detects the tech stack and creates or verifies ignore files such as .gitignore, .dockerignore, and .eslintignore. - Extension Hooks: Runs optional and mandatory before/after implementation hooks defined in .specify/extensions.yml. - Use Case: After running /speckit-tasks to generate a task breakdown for a new feature, invoke this skill to implement every task phase-by-phase, marking each completed task as [X] and reporting progress. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to run the speckit-implement skill to execute all tasks in tasks.md for the current feature.
