spec-driven-dev
Spec-Driven Development
Specs live in .kiro/specs/<NN-name>/. Numeric prefixes for ordering (01-auth, 02-api-layer). Two modes:
- Full ceremony (requirements.md → design.md → tasks.md): formal traceability, approval gates, multi-team
- Fast-track (single
spec.md): one scratchpad for planner/builder/reviewer — no gates, cycle freely between hats
Detection: spec.md → fast-track. requirements.md → full ceremony. Never mix both.
Small work: Add to an existing spec as tasks, or create a fast-track spec.
Upgrade: Fast-track → full when >20 tasks or traceability needed: Context → requirements.md, Decisions → design.md, Tasks → tasks.md.
Spec Lifecycle
Every spec has a status. Write it in the first line of the top-level spec file
(spec.md or requirements.md) as Status: <STATE> (plus a Since: date).
| State | Meaning | Editable? |
|---|---|---|
| DRAFT | Being planned, not yet approved | Yes |
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