Operate the Spec Kitty specify phase: turn user intent into a mission spec while preserving scope, ambiguity, and acceptance criteria.
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name: spk-mission-specify
description: "Operate the Spec Kitty specify phase: turn user intent into a mission spec while preserving scope, ambiguity, and acceptance criteria."
---
# spk-mission-specify
Use this skill when creating or revising a mission specification.
## Flow
1. Run or invoke `/spec-kitty.specify` for the feature.
2. Capture the user's concrete goal, constraints, non-goals, and success
criteria.
3. Keep unresolved product decisions explicit instead of hiding them in plan
details.
4. If terminology matters, route to `spk-doctrine-glossary`.
5. If governance affects scope, route to `spk-doctrine-charter`.
6. When a non-trivial user flow, domain lifecycle, rule, or concept boundary is
clearer visually, load `spk-doctrine-show-me` and add the smallest useful
diagram. Keep implementation choices out of the specification.
## Output Standard
The spec should be good enough for `/spec-kitty.plan` to derive architecture
and implementation strategy without inventing product intent. Work packages are
authored by `/spec-kitty.tasks`.
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