The artefacts Specira produces, and what they look like.

What is a Specira artefact?

An artefact is a document Specira compiles from a discovery session rather than a file somebody writes on a Sunday night. Every section carries a contract: what it must contain, which strategy produces it (a table from typed items, synthesized prose, a generated diagram) and which decisions must be resolved to fill it. When discovery has not settled a decision yet, the section shows as a named gap. Nothing is invented to look finished.

Forty-nine types sit in the registry, plus four that exist only in the governed templates, fifty-three in all. Thirteen form the core tier and compile for every project. The other thirty-six, such as the PCI spec or the real-time architecture, activate only when the conversation trips the matching signal. Each artefact belongs to one of the five agents, and the Red Team Critic reads every turn before anything compiles.

This page gathers the fifteen headline artefacts with their sections, the product screens that produce them and a watermarked rendered sample, the full catalogue of the rest, and the workspace screens you will meet elsewhere on the site.