By sorah
Transforms ambiguous spec documents into implementation-ready specs through structured interviews, then validates implementations against those specs by surfacing every gap for human resolution.
Implement a feature from a completed spec file, updating the spec's Current Status as you go
Review a spec file through an exhaustive interview session to resolve all ambiguities
Validate that a completed implementation complies with its spec, surfacing gaps and discrepancies for human resolution
This skill should be used when conducting spec interviews or implementing specs for Ruby on Rails projects, or when the spec mentions "Rails", "ActiveRecord", "ActiveJob", "concerns", "migrations", "Rails.configuration", or "request specs". Provides Rails-specific interview and implementation checklist items.
This skill should be used when conducting spec interviews or implementing specs for Ruby projects, or when the spec mentions "Ruby", "RSpec", "service objects", "Struct", or Ruby class/module patterns. Provides Ruby-specific interview and implementation checklist items.
This skill should be used when the user asks about "spec file format", "spec conventions", "spec vs docs", "current status section", "specification structure", "how to write a spec", "spec deliverables", or "self-contained spec". Provides conventions for writing implementation-ready specification documents.
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Copyright (c) 2020 Sorah Fukumori
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