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@rocketbro/weft

v0.1.3

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Weft CLI and LSP for machine-checkable specification files

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@rocketbro/weft

Weft CLI and language server for machine-checkable .weft specification files.

Weft exists to solve spec drift: detailed markdown specs become inconsistent as systems evolve, and those mistakes are hard to catch early. @rocketbro/weft gives you a structured spec language plus real-time validation so references, rules, and architecture constraints stay coherent before implementation.

Install

npm install -g @rocketbro/weft

This installs:

  • weft (CLI)
  • weft-lsp (Language Server Protocol server)

CLI Quick Start

weft --help
weft check .
weft stats .
weft deps .
weft contract . --format json

Core Commands

  • weft check [path] validate .weft files
  • weft stats [path] architecture/spec counts
  • weft coverage [path] coverage gaps
  • weft query [path] <query> [args] query rules/types/etc.
  • weft deps [path] dependency graph
  • weft contract [path] [--format text|json] implementation contract
  • weft bootstrap [path] [--target <name>] [--format text|json]
  • weft docs query <terms...> local docs search
  • weft agents print Weft's built-in AGENTS.md guide

Editor Integration

  • VS Code extension wrapper in packages/vscode
  • Zed extension in packages/zed
  • Both use weft-lsp underneath

Example

See:

  • examples/workflow-annotations.weft
  • examples/wild-collab/*.weft

Source

  • Repository: https://github.com/rocketbro/weft