SpeqForge closes the gap between requirements and production-ready code, with AI-generated feature specs, BDD acceptance criteria, architecture review, test plans, and specs that land directly on your workboard.
SpeqForge fills the gap between product and engineering, so every sprint starts with specs that are actually shippable.
Paste customer feedback, upload briefs, or connect your support tools. SpeqForge turns them into engineering-ready specs automatically.
Every feature comes with a user story, acceptance criteria, Given/When/Then BDD scenarios, and effort estimate, already written.
Architecture guidance, technical risk assessment, and test plans generated before a line of code is written.
Specs and acceptance criteria become real work items automatically. No copy-paste, no manual ticket creation, no lost context.
Example engineering-ready spec with BDD and test plan
Large exports (100k+ rows) may time out at the API gateway. Recommend chunked streaming or async export with email delivery for datasets above 50k rows.
Purpose-built for teams that need to move fast without breaking things.
SpeqForge evaluates system design, data models, and tech choices, flagging risks and alternatives before build starts.
Raw requirements and feedback become engineering-ready specs with Given/When/Then BDD criteria and effort estimates.
Test plans, edge cases, and regression scenarios generated from every spec, before development starts.
Specs, tasks, and updates flow directly onto your SpeqForge workboard. No manual ticket work.
Business and technical risks surfaced at the planning stage, with mitigation strategies and DFMEA analysis.
Given/When/Then acceptance criteria attached to every spec, closing the gap between requirements and testable behaviour.
SpeqForge sits between product and engineering. It accepts requirements from either side and produces specs that engineering can ship directly. PMs use it to generate specs from customer feedback; engineering leads use it to turn vague briefs into complete tickets. It works with whatever input you give it.
You describe the feature, the system it's part of, and any existing tech constraints. SpeqForge reviews the data model, API design, security surface, and scaling implications, flagging risks, anti-patterns, and alternatives. It's a structured pre-build review, not a code review.
Yes. Describe the existing feature and SpeqForge generates a BDD scenario set and regression test plan from that description. Useful for adding coverage to legacy features that were shipped without formal specs.
Each spec generates 3–8 Given/When/Then scenarios covering the happy path, key edge cases, error states, empty states, and permission boundaries. For complex features, SpeqForge can produce a behaviour tree with multiple parent scenarios and nested sub-scenarios.
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