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@ibrahimalsharif/spec-lite

v1.0.0

Published

A small CLI that initializes a SPEC-Lite workflow in any project.

Readme

@ibrahimalsharif/spec-lite

@ibrahimalsharif/spec-lite is a small public npm CLI that adds a SPEC-Lite workflow to the current project.

It creates the following files when you run spec-lite init:

  • .github/copilot-instructions.md
  • .github/agents/spec-lite.agent.md
  • .github/agents/implement-from-spec.agent.md
  • .github/prompts/create-spec-lite.prompt.md
  • .github/prompts/review-implementation-against-spec.prompt.md
  • docs/specs/README.md

The command is safe:

  • missing directories are created automatically
  • missing files are created
  • existing files are left untouched
  • the CLI prints which files were created and which were skipped

Install

Global install:

npm install -g @ibrahimalsharif/spec-lite
spec-lite init

Run without installing:

npx @ibrahimalsharif/spec-lite init

Show help:

spec-lite help

Local Testing

Run the CLI directly from this repo:

node bin/spec-lite.js help
node bin/spec-lite.js init

Test the installed command name locally:

npm link
spec-lite help
spec-lite init

Preview what would be published:

npm pack

Publishing To npm

  1. Update package.json with the version you want to release.
  2. Log in to npm:
npm login
  1. Publish the scoped package publicly:
npm publish --access public

For later releases, bump the version first and publish again.

After Publishing

Users can run either of these:

npx @ibrahimalsharif/spec-lite init
npm install -g @ibrahimalsharif/spec-lite
spec-lite init

What The Generated Files Do

  • .github/copilot-instructions.md keeps implementation minimal and constrained.
  • .github/agents/spec-lite.agent.md turns rough ideas into problem-first specs.
  • .github/agents/implement-from-spec.agent.md limits implementation work to approved specs in docs/specs.
  • .github/prompts/create-spec-lite.prompt.md helps create a spec from a raw idea.
  • .github/prompts/review-implementation-against-spec.prompt.md helps review code against a spec.
  • docs/specs/README.md explains where specs live and how to use them.