speckit-workflow（规格套件工作流程）

Spec Kit Workflow

GitHub Spec Kit 5-phase specification-driven development workflow.

When to Use This Skill

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Use this skill when:

• Implementing specification-driven development workflows
• Creating or updating project constitution files
• Generating feature specifications from requirements
• Creating implementation plans from specifications
• Breaking down plans into task lists
• Following the full Specify → Plan → Tasks → Implement cycle

Workflow Overview

Phase 0: Constitution (One-time setup)
    ↓
Phase 1: Specify (Generate feature.md)
    ↓
Phase 2: Plan (Generate design.md)
    ↓
Phase 3: Tasks (Generate tasks.md)
    ↓
Phase 4: Implement (Code with guidance)

Phase 0: Constitution

Purpose

Establish project-wide principles, constraints, and non-functional requirements that guide ALL specifications.

File: .constitution.md

# Project Constitution

## Core Principles
- <principle 1>
- <principle 2>

## Technical Constraints
- <constraint 1>
- <constraint 2>

## Quality Standards
- <standard 1>
- <standard 2>

## Non-Functional Requirements
- Performance: <requirement>
- Security: <requirement>
- Accessibility: <requirement>

Constitution Checklist

• Core development principles defined
• Technical constraints documented
• Quality standards specified
• Non-functional requirements listed
• Team conventions captured
• Dependencies and integration requirements noted

When to Update

Update the constitution when:

• New non-functional requirements emerge
• Team conventions change
• Architectural decisions impact all features
• Project-wide constraints are added

Phase 1: Specify

Purpose

Transform a feature request or user story into a structured specification with EARS requirements and acceptance criteria.

Input

• Feature request (natural language)
• User story (As a... I want... So that...)
• Problem statement

Output: feature.md

# Feature: <Feature Name>

## Context
### Problem Statement
<What problem does this solve?>

### Motivation
<Why is this important?>

### Scope
<What's in/out of scope?>

## Requirements

### REQ-001: <Requirement Title>
**EARS Pattern:** <ubiquitous|state-driven|event-driven|unwanted|optional>
**Priority:** <must|should|could>
**Text:** <EARS-formatted requirement>

#### Acceptance Criteria
- **AC-001:**
  - Given: <precondition>
  - When: <action>
  - Then: <outcome>

### REQ-002: ...

## Dependencies
- <dependency 1>
- <dependency 2>

## Risks
- <risk 1>
- <risk 2>

Specify Phase Checklist

• Problem statement is clear and specific
• All requirements use EARS patterns
• Each requirement has acceptance criteria
• Requirements are prioritized (MoSCoW)
• Dependencies identified
• Risks documented
• Scope boundaries defined

Phase 2: Plan

Purpose

Design the technical implementation approach for the specified feature.

Input

• feature.md from Phase 1
• Constitution constraints
• Existing codebase context

Output: design.md

# Design: <Feature Name>

## Overview
<High-level approach>

## Architecture

### Component Design
- <component 1>: <purpose>
- <component 2>: <purpose>

### Data Model
<Entities, relationships, schema changes>

### API Design
<Endpoints, contracts, interfaces>

## Technical Approach

### Approach Selected
<Chosen approach with rationale>

### Alternatives Considered
| Alternative | Pros | Cons | Why Not |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| <alt 1> | ... | ... | ... |

## Integration Points
- <integration 1>
- <integration 2>

## Testing Strategy
- Unit tests: <approach>
- Integration tests: <approach>
- E2E tests: <approach>

## Rollout Plan
<How will this be deployed?>

Plan Phase Checklist

• Architecture aligns with constitution
• All requirements can be addressed
• Alternatives were considered
• Data model is complete
• API contracts defined
• Testing strategy covers acceptance criteria
• Integration points identified
• Rollout plan exists

Phase 3: Tasks

Purpose

Break down the design into implementable tasks with clear deliverables.

Input

• design.md from Phase 2
• feature.md requirements for traceability

Output: tasks.md

# Tasks: <Feature Name>

## Task List

### TSK-001: <Task Title>
**Status:** pending
**Requirement:** REQ-001
**Estimated Effort:** <S|M|L|XL>

**Description:**
<What needs to be done>

**Deliverables:**
- [ ] <deliverable 1>
- [ ] <deliverable 2>

**Acceptance Criteria:**
- [ ] <criterion 1>
- [ ] <criterion 2>

### TSK-002: ...

## Dependency Graph

TSK-001 → TSK-003 TSK-002 → TSK-003 TSK-003 → TSK-004

## Effort Summary

| Size | Count | Typical Duration |
| --- | --- | --- |
| S | <n> | < 2 hours |
| M | <n> | 2-4 hours |
| L | <n> | 4-8 hours |
| XL | <n> | > 8 hours |

Tasks Phase Checklist

• Every requirement has at least one task
• Tasks are independently deliverable
• Dependencies are mapped
• Effort estimates provided
• Acceptance criteria are testable
• No task is larger than XL
• Critical path identified

Phase 4: Implement

Purpose

Execute tasks with continuous validation against specifications.

Input

• tasks.md from Phase 3
• design.md for technical guidance
• feature.md for acceptance criteria

Workflow

1. Select next task (respecting dependencies)
2. Review task deliverables and acceptance criteria
3. Implement the task
4. Validate against acceptance criteria
5. Mark task complete
6. Repeat until all tasks done

Implementation Checklist (Per Task)

• Task dependencies are complete
• Implementation follows design
• Code passes acceptance criteria
• Tests written and passing
• Documentation updated
• Task marked complete in tasks.md

Feature Completion Checklist

• All tasks marked complete
• All acceptance criteria verified
• All tests passing
• Documentation complete
• Feature reviewed against original request

Phase Transitions

Phase 0 → Phase 1

Gate: Constitution exists and is current

Validation:

• .constitution.md file exists
• Constitution reviewed within last quarter
• No blocking updates needed

Phase 1 → Phase 2

Gate: Specification is complete and valid

Validation:

• All requirements use EARS patterns
• All requirements have acceptance criteria
• Priorities assigned
• Dependencies identified
• Stakeholder approval (if required)

Phase 2 → Phase 3

Gate: Design is implementable

Validation:

• Design addresses all requirements
• Architecture aligns with constitution
• Technical approach selected
• Integration points defined
• Testing strategy documented

Phase 3 → Phase 4

Gate: Tasks are ready for implementation

Validation:

• All tasks mapped to requirements
• Dependencies graphed
• Effort estimated
• No blocking dependencies external to feature
• Development environment ready

Prompts Reference

Specify Prompt

Located at: prompts/specify.prompt.md

Key sections:

• Context extraction from user input
• EARS pattern application
• Acceptance criteria generation
• Prioritization guidance

Plan Prompt

Located at: prompts/plan.prompt.md

Key sections:

• Architecture design
• Alternatives analysis
• Testing strategy
• Integration planning

Tasks Prompt

Located at: prompts/tasks.prompt.md

Key sections:

• Task decomposition
• Dependency mapping
• Effort estimation
• Acceptance criteria mapping

File Organization

.specs/
├── <feature-name>/
│   ├── feature.md      # Phase 1 output
│   ├── design.md       # Phase 2 output
│   └── tasks.md        # Phase 3 output
└── ...

.constitution.md        # Phase 0 (project root)

Quick Commands

Integration with Canonical Spec

Spec Kit outputs map to the canonical specification model:

References

Detailed Documentation:

• Constitution Guide - Constitution file patterns
• Phase Reference - Detailed phase instructions
• Prompts Guide - Prompt templates per phase

Related Skills:

• spec-management - Specification workflow navigation
• canonical-spec-format - Canonical specification structure
• ears-authoring - EARS requirement patterns
• gherkin-authoring - Acceptance criteria syntax

Last Updated: 2025-12-24

Version History

• v1.0.0 (2025-12-26): Initial release