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spec-driven-workshop

spec-driven-workshop contains 6 collected skills from adzerk, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

skills collected
6
Stars
15
updated
2026-03-26
Forks
2
Occupation coverage
1 occupation categories · 100% classified
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alloy-more
software-developers

Write, review, and validate formal specifications of system designs, state machines, protocols, and algorithms using the Alloy 6 modeling language (more details)

2026-03-26
alloy
software-developers

Write, review, and validate formal specifications of system designs, state machines, protocols, and algorithms using the Alloy 6 modeling language

2026-03-26
openjml-more
software-developers

Write JML (Java Modeling Language) specifications for Java programs and verify them using OpenJML. Covers the full workflow: writing specs, running static verification (ESC) and runtime assertion checking (RAC), interpreting verification results, and debugging failures. (more details)

2026-03-26
openjml
software-developers

Write JML (Java Modeling Language) specifications for Java programs and verify them using OpenJML. Covers the full workflow: writing specs, running static verification (ESC) and runtime assertion checking (RAC), interpreting verification results, and debugging failures.

2026-03-26
tlaplus-more
software-developers

Write and verify formal TLA+ and PlusCal specifications for system designs, state machines, algorithms, and concurrent protocols. Covers invariants, temporal properties, model checking, nondeterminism, fairness, and optimization. (more details)

2026-03-26
tlaplus
software-developers

Formally specify and verify system designs, state machines, algorithms, and concurrent protocols using TLA+ and PlusCal. Covers invariants, temporal properties, model checking with TLC, fairness, and reporting results responsibly.

2026-03-26