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Canonical rules for spec manifest management — statuses, transitions, and the manifest-ops script. Auto-loads when working with spec files.
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When to open a pull request in the DorkOS repo (review the pushed branch first, open the PR after it converges) and how the automated review behaves, including its controls (skip-review, review:light/deep, re-review). Use when finishing a branch, opening a PR, deciding how much review a PR should get, or requesting a re-review after addressing feedback.
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| name | managing-specs |
| description | Canonical rules for spec manifest management — statuses, transitions, and the manifest-ops script. Auto-loads when working with spec files. |
| user-invocable | false |
| paths | specs/** |
The spec manifest (specs/manifest.json) tracks every specification in the project. Never edit it by hand — always use the manifest-ops script.
node --experimental-strip-types --disable-warning=ExperimentalWarning .claude/scripts/spec-manifest-ops.ts <command> [args] [options]
Only four statuses are valid:
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
ideation | Spec has 01-ideation.md |
specified | Spec has 02-specification.md |
implemented | Spec has 04-implementation.md |
superseded | Replaced by a newer spec |
Non-canonical aliases are normalized automatically: draft -> ideation, specification -> specified, completed -> implemented.
Statuses move forward only: ideation -> specified -> implemented -> superseded. The script rejects regressions unless --force is passed.
01-ideation.md -> set to ideation02-specification.md -> set to specifiedimplementedsupersedednode --experimental-strip-types --disable-warning=ExperimentalWarning \
.claude/scripts/spec-manifest-ops.ts update-status <slug> <status>
node --experimental-strip-types --disable-warning=ExperimentalWarning \
.claude/scripts/spec-manifest-ops.ts add <slug> "Title" --status=ideation
Options: --status=<s>, --project=<p>, --created=YYYY-MM-DD.
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
get <slug> | Print a spec entry as JSON |
list [--status=<s>] | List specs, optionally filtered |
audit [--json] | Audit manifest vs filesystem |
fix [--dry-run] | Auto-fix all audit findings |
remove <slug> | Remove a spec entry from the manifest (leaves files) |
archive <slug> | Retire a spec: move to specs/archive/ and drop the entry |
specs/ is append-only by default: implemented specs stay listed forever. To
retire one, archive it. This mirrors the decisions/archive/ lifecycle: the
spec directory is MOVED to specs/archive/<slug>/ and its entry is REMOVED from
specs/manifest.json, so the active manifest only ever lists live specs.
node --experimental-strip-types --disable-warning=ExperimentalWarning \
.claude/scripts/spec-manifest-ops.ts archive <slug>
archive vs superseded: superseded is a manifest status for a spec that
is still tracked; archiving removes the spec from the manifest entirely. A
spec can be archived from any status (usually implemented or superseded).
When to archive (policy, not an automated rule): a spec that is implemented and
shipped more than ~6 months ago, or one that is superseded by a shipped
replacement, or an abandoned direction. When in doubt, leave it in place. Before
archiving, grep for inbound specs/<slug> references and re-point any you move.
The full policy and recovery steps live in
specs/archive/README.md. Bulk-migrating the
existing backlog is a separate, deliberate follow-up, not something this command
does in one sweep.
New specs get a coordination-free timestamp id (YYMMDD-HHMMSS), which add
stamps from the local clock via .claude/scripts/id.ts — no shared counter, so
two branches can never allocate the same id (spec #271 / DOR-184). The ~260
existing specs are frozen and keep their legacy number; list, audit, and
fix display each entry by its key (the timestamp id, or a zero-padded legacy
number, which sorts before timestamp ids). There is no nextNumber field to
maintain — add and fix self-allocate ids, and archiving or removing an entry
is always safe because ids are never reused.
These slash commands should update the manifest as part of their workflow:
| Command | Manifest action |
|---|---|
/flow:ideate | add <slug> "Title" --status=ideation |
/flow:specify | Ensure entry exists with status specified |
/flow:execute | update-status <slug> implemented on completion |