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Spec Manager

Create and manage structured design specifications

The Spec Manager provides a management layer for structured specification documents. Each spec follows a 22-section template designed for AI coding agents, with section-level completeness tracking and optional capability linkage. All editing is done through Idea Chat in Spec Edit mode, ensuring changes are tracked and auditable.

Spec Manager in Action

Screenshot preview showing the Spec Manager interface with real-time collaboration

Key Features

22-section design spec template based on agent-ready outline

Section-level completeness tracking (Empty, Partial, Complete)

LLM-based quality assessment for each section

Optional bidirectional capability linkage

Status lifecycle: Draft → In Review → Ready → Revision Needed

Full edit history with session attribution

Markdown export for all sections

How It Works

1

Create a Spec

Name your spec and choose type (New System or Modification). All 22 sections are scaffolded automatically.

2

Edit via Idea Chat

Launch Idea Chat in Spec Edit mode to collaboratively develop section content with AI agents.

3

Track Completeness

Monitor overall and per-section completeness. LLM assessment evaluates whether sections adequately cover their scope.

4

Review and Approve

Admins transition specs through Draft → In Review → Ready workflow. Export when complete.

When to Use It

Writing comprehensive design specs for new features

Documenting modifications to existing systems with blast radius analysis

Collaborative spec development across product and engineering teams

Ensuring specs are complete enough for AI coding agents to implement

Try Spec Manager with your team

Create a workspace and start using Spec Manager in seconds. Available on Pro and Enterprise plans.

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