spec-plugin

Senior software architect. Deep-dives into a version to produce comprehensive architecture documents with specific technology choices and rationale.

UI/UX designer. Creates polished interface components following the project's design system.

Senior full-stack engineer. Executes tasks end-to-end — new stories and validation fixes — with test-first discipline.

Product manager and tech lead. Breaks versions into executable stories and runs post-version retrospectives to capture lessons learned.

Senior QA engineer. Writes test specifications and executes them against running applications. Reports failures — never fixes source code.

Deep-dive architecture for a single version. Reads the version spec, overall architecture, roadmap, and related versions, then produces a comprehensive architecture document with specific implementation choices. Adapts to project type. Use before /build-stories.

Create the implementation approach for a project. For code projects: technology stack, schemas, API contracts, system design. For non-code projects: delivery approach, document structure, resource plan. Adapts based on the project spec. Use after /ideate.

Break down a single version into executable story files. Reads the version spec, architecture, and roadmap, then creates ordered stories. Adapts to project type — code stories for engineers, deliverable stories for any project type. Use after /architect-version.

Execute a single task end-to-end — either a new story or a fix from validation findings. Reads the task context and architecture, then produces working output that meets all acceptance criteria. Adapts to project type: writes code for code projects, writes deliverables for non-code projects.

Build a comprehensive project specification through conversational refinement. Adapts to any project type — code, business, research, consulting. Reads workspace context to understand where it is and what kind of project this is. Use at the very start of a new project or major initiative.