Description
I am exploring the workflow of Speckit and have a question regarding the session continuity between different commands.
Question
When using commands like specify, clarify, and plan, is it mandatory to execute them within the same single session?
Specifically:
- Does the
plan command rely on the intermediate state or "memory" generated during the clarify phase of the current session?
- If I start a new session and run
plan for a requirement that was already "clarified" in a previous session, will the tool be able to retrieve that context (e.g., from local cache or updated files), or will it lose the necessary background information?
Context
I want to understand if the workflow is stateful (requires one continuous session) or stateless/file-based (can be resumed later in a new session as long as the files are present).
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Description
I am exploring the workflow of Speckit and have a question regarding the session continuity between different commands.
Question
When using commands like
specify,clarify, andplan, is it mandatory to execute them within the same single session?Specifically:
plancommand rely on the intermediate state or "memory" generated during theclarifyphase of the current session?planfor a requirement that was already "clarified" in a previous session, will the tool be able to retrieve that context (e.g., from local cache or updated files), or will it lose the necessary background information?Context
I want to understand if the workflow is stateful (requires one continuous session) or stateless/file-based (can be resumed later in a new session as long as the files are present).
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