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@zhangcbrian/sps-cli

v0.3.1

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sps CLI — sps binary for managing structured specs

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Readme

@zhangcbrian/sps-cli

The sps command-line interface — manage structured specs co-located with your code.

Install

npm install -g @zhangcbrian/sps-cli
# or one-off
npx @zhangcbrian/sps-cli init

Quick start

sps init                  # create .sps/config.yaml
sps submit "spec text"    # interpret -> deduplicate -> place -> commit -> PR
sps scan                  # rebuild .sps/manifest.yaml
sps status                # health report
sps validate              # schema + cross-refs + touches
sps lint                  # style/quality checks
sps coverage              # test coverage of spec rules
sps doctor                # combined health check
sps mcp                   # run MCP server for agent integration

Every command accepts --json for machine-readable output.

Documentation

Full README and conventions live at the project root.

License

MIT