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About

The `spec` skill is the exclusive mutator for a project's SPEC.md file, handling creation, amendments, and backpropagation of bugs. It triggers on commands like writing a new spec, amending specific sections (§G, §C, etc.), distilling a spec from code, or logging a bug. It follows the formatting rules defined in FORMAT.md for all writes.

Quick Install

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npx skills add JuliusBrussee/blueprint -a claude-code
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/plugin add https://github.com/JuliusBrussee/blueprint
Git CloneAlternative
git clone https://github.com/JuliusBrussee/blueprint.git ~/.claude/skills/spec

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Documentation

spec — spec mutator

Read FORMAT.md at repo root if not already loaded. Caveman skill applies to all writes here.

DISPATCH

Inspect user request and project state:

  1. No SPEC.md at repo root AND args describe idea → NEW
  2. No SPEC.md AND from-code in args → DISTILL
  3. SPEC.md exists AND args start bug:BACKPROP
  4. SPEC.md exists AND args start amendAMEND
  5. SPEC.md exists, no args → ask user which mode

NEW — idea → spec

Input: user idea.

Steps:

  1. Extract goal (1 line, caveman). → §G.
  2. List constraints user stated or implied. → §C.
  3. List external surfaces user named. → §I.
  4. Propose initial invariants. → §V (numbered V1…).
  5. Break goal into ordered tasks. → §T pipe table, all status ., ids T1…
  6. §B section with header row only (id|date|cause|fix).

Write to SPEC.md. Show user full file. Ask: "spec OK? suggest edits or invoke build."

DISTILL — code → spec

Walk repo. Produce §G (infer from README/package.json/main entry), §C (infer from stack), §I (enumerate public APIs/CLIs/configs), §V (derive from tests and assertions), §T (one task per known TODO or missing test), §B (empty).

Caveman everywhere. Flag uncertain items with ? in text so user can confirm.

BACKPROP — bug → §B + §V

Input: bug: <description>.

Steps:

  1. Parse bug description.
  2. Find root cause (read relevant code).
  3. Decide: would a new invariant catch recurrence? If yes → draft V<next>.
  4. Append §B row: B<next>|<date>|<cause>|V<N>.
  5. Append new invariant to §V.
  6. If fix also changes behavior → add/update §T rows.
  7. Show diff. Apply only on user OK.

Rule: every bug gets a §B entry. Invariant optional but preferred.

AMEND — targeted edit

Input: amend §V.3 or amend §T etc.

Read that section. Show current. Ask user what changes. Write. Show diff.

Never silently rewrite sections user did not name.

OUTPUT RULES

  • Caveman format per FORMAT.md.
  • Preserve identifiers, paths, code verbatim.
  • Numbering monotonic — never reuse §V.N or §B.N.
  • §T row cites column ! list §V/§I deps: T5|.|impl auth mw|V2,I.api.

NON-GOALS

  • No sub-agents. Main thread writes.
  • No dashboards, no logs, no state files beyond SPEC.md itself.
  • No auto-build after spec. User invokes build explicitly.

GitHub Repository

JuliusBrussee/blueprint
Path: skills/spec
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claude-codeparallel-agentsskillsspec-driven-developmenttest-driven-development

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