speckit-workflow

# Spec Kit — workflows Run and manage spec-kit automation workflows with the **Specify CLI** `specify workflow` command group. > **Prerequisite:** needs the `specify` CLI. If `specify --version` fails, install it > with the **speckit-cli-setup** skill first. ## When to use - Execute a multi-step spec-kit automation workflow. - Resume a run that paused at a gate or failed, or check its status. - Discover, install, or remove workflows. ## How to invoke ```bash # Discover specify workflow list specify workflow search <query> specify workflow info <id> # details and step graph # Run specify workflow run <id-or-path> specify workflow run <id> -i key=value -i other=value # pass inputs specify workflow run <id> --json # machine-readable outcome # Resume / status specify workflow status <run> specify workflow resume <run> # Install / remove specify workflow add <id-or-url-or-path> specify workflow remove <id> # Catalogs (sources workflows are resolved from) specify workflow catalog list specify workflow catalog add <url> [--name <name>] specify workflow catalog remove <index> # by index # Step types — see the speckit-workflow-step skill specify workflow step --help ``` ## Notes - `run` accepts either an installed workflow **ID** or a path to a local **YAML** file. - Pass inputs with repeated `-i key=value` (a.k.a. `--input`) flags. - Use `--json` when you need to parse the run outcome programmatically; surface a human summary to the user afterward. - If a run stops at a gate, use `specify workflow resume` rather than re-running from the start. - To manage the **step types** workflows are built from, use the **speckit-workflow-step** skill.