spec-startlisted

Start here. The front door to the six-stage spec chain — shows the whole map, works out which stage fits what you already have, and hands you the one command to run next. Use when you know you want to work spec-first but not which stage to enter, when you have inherited a repository and do not know what exists, when you are returning to a project after a break, or whenever the list of spec commands is longer than your memory of what they do. Writes nothing.
DahanItamar/spec-architect · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72

Install: claude install-skill DahanItamar/spec-architect

# Spec Start **Stage 0 of 6 — the front door.** This skill writes nothing and decides nothing. It looks at what the repository already has, tells the user where they are in the chain, and hands them one command. Its whole reason to exist: six commands in a picker give a user no way to tell which one begins, and the wrong entry wastes a whole stage. `/spec-tasks` on a repo with no spec produces nothing but an error, and `/spec-architect` on a repo that already has a spec silently rewrites the reasoning that made the first version correct. --- ## Always print the map first ```markdown > **The spec chain** > > `1 constitution` → `2 spec` → `3 tasks` → `4 implement` → `5 drift` → `6 refactor` → *(loops back to 2)* > > | Stage | Command | Produces | Run it when | > |:-:|---|---|---| > | 1 | `/spec-constitution` | `docs/CONSTITUTION.md` | The repo's rules live only in your head. **Optional** | > | 2 | `/spec-architect` | `docs/SPEC.md` | You have an idea, or a change to an existing spec | > | 3 | `/spec-tasks` | `TASKS.md` | A spec exists and you want an ordered build list | > | 4 | `/spec-implement` | code | A task list exists with unchecked boxes | > | 5 | `/spec-drift` | a report | Code and spec may have diverged | > | 6 | `/spec-refactor` | `docs/refactorings/NNNN/` | The code is right and the shape of it is what hurts. **Optional** | ``` ## Then look, and route Check the repository — do not ask the user what it contains, because the whole point is that they may not know