aisdlc-spec

stage: specify · source: skills/aisdlc-spec/SKILL.md

Write or repair an EARS specification (spec.md) that passes `npx aisdlc-cli check spec`. Use when `aisdlc next` reports SPECIFY, when the user says "write the spec", "spec it", "requirements", "to-spec", or when a spec has [NEEDS CLARIFICATION] markers, requirements without SHALL, or requirements without scenarios. Covers happy, failure and edge scenarios, non-functional requirements, test seams and the project's glossary terms; uses aisdlc-grill to close open questions; has a compact mode for the quick lane. The spec is the source of truth for everything downstream.

Use when `aisdlc next` reports SPECIFY, when the user says "write the spec", "spec it", "requirements", "to-spec", or when a spec has [NEEDS CLARIFICATION] markers, requirements without SHALL, or requirements without scenarios. Covers happy, failure and edge scenarios, non-functional requirements, test seams and the project's glossary terms; uses aisdlc-grill to close open questions; has a compact mode for the quick lane. The spec is the source of truth for everything downstream.

Install everything, or just this one

npx aisdlc-cli init

npx skills add AnshRoshan/aisdlc --skill aisdlc-spec

Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add AnshRoshan/aisdlc, then /plugin install aisdlc@aisdlc. Skills work without the CLI; the CLI is what makes “done” mean something.