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Specification

What this screen does

The Specification page holds the written specification generated from your locked boards. It keeps every version, scores each one with an independent critic, and offers downloads in Markdown, HTML, and PDF. Alongside the document itself you can switch to the Screen Map tab — a diagram of the application's screens and flows.

Typical workflow

  1. After Lock & generate specification on the last board, the first version appears here.
  2. Read the document top to bottom. The spec critic panel shows a quality score, a verdict, and how the score moved against the previous version.
  3. If something is missing or wrong, iterate: refine the underlying boards or request an improvement cycle, then compare versions — the changelog lists what changed between them.
  4. Use the version list to open or restore any earlier version.
  5. Download the version you are happy with as Markdown, HTML, or PDF — or the screen map as JSON.

Examples & tips

  • The critic's score is a guide, not a gate. A small score dip on a version that fixed a real business mistake is still progress.
  • The specification is the single input for code generation: whatever is vague here will be guessed there. Names of roles, screens, and key fields are worth getting exact.
  • Ask questions about any paragraph via right-click — useful when a requirement reads ambiguously and you want the project agent's interpretation on record.