speckit-tasks

To generate a dependency-ordered task list from spec.md and plan.md, run the speckit-tasks skill, which reads these design artifacts and outputs a structured tasks.md file with a strict checklist format and dependency graph.

A dependency graph helps parallelize feature development tasks by mapping task relationships, allowing the generated tasks.md to identify independent tasks that can be executed concurrently and highlight MVP scope.

Yes, you can use optional design artifacts like data-model.md, contracts/, and research.md alongside required planning documents to produce a phased plan that aligns with user stories (P1, P2, P3) for rollout guidance.

The best way to convert scattered design artifacts into an executable checklist is to process them through an automated skill that enforces a strict checklist format, builds a dependency graph, and reports parallelization opportunities in a single tasks.md file.

You need planning documents like plan.md and spec.md in your project structure to generate tasks.md, along with any optional artifacts like data-model.md or research.md to ensure comprehensive task derivation.