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Methodology for drafting technical design specs. Load when asked to write, draft, or refine a spec, design doc, architecture note, RFC, or similar document for a system, API, protocol, or subsystem.
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| name | write-spec |
| description | Methodology for drafting technical design specs. Load when asked to write, draft, or refine a spec, design doc, architecture note, RFC, or similar document for a system, API, protocol, or subsystem. |
| metadata | {"maintainers":["bew"]} |
Produce structured, honest, maintainable technical specs capturing design decisions, API shape, invariants, and open questions.
Three phases, always in order:
Phase:Discover — gather inputs; establish $basedir, $specdir, $specpathPhase:Draft — confirm section structure; write spec; fill sections iterativelyPhase:Review — in-context review; assess readiness; optionally promote to _SPECS/Paths used throughout:
$basedir — base specs directory, either _WIP_SPECS/ (default) or _SPECS/ (promoted)$slug — short kebab-case identifier for this spec, confirmed in Phase:Discover$specdir — $basedir/<slug>/ — the spec's own directory; contains SPEC.md and related files$specpath — $specdir/SPEC.md — the spec file; defined at end of Phase:Discover; used in all subsequent phasesThe spec's H1 includes a status tag: # [STATUS] <Name>
Current status tags: DRAFT, MAYBE-READY, READY, ABANDONED
Default on creation: DRAFT.
Update in-place as spec evolves.
Phase:Discover — Gather inputs & establish $specpathWhen entering Phase:Discover: read <./refs/phases/discover.md> for full instructions.
Phase:Draft — Write skeleton; fill sections iterativelyWhen entering Phase:Draft: read <./refs/phases/draft.md> for full instructions.
Phase:Review — In-context review passWhen entering Phase:Review: read <./refs/phases/review.md> for full instructions.