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spec-driven-steroids

v0.5.1

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Inject Spec-Driven workflow into your favorite AI Agents. Rigorous. Simple. Frictionless.

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Spec-Driven Steroids 💪

Inject Spec-Driven workflow into your favorite AI Agents. Rigorous. Simple. Frictionless.

npm version License: MIT


Overview

Spec-Driven Steroids brings discipline to AI-powered software engineering by injecting high-standard workflows (Spec-Driven Development) directly into your AI tools.

Key Features:

  • Platform Native - Work entirely within your existing AI chat (no new UI)
  • Strict Enforcement - MCP-powered validation for AI-generated specs
  • Rigorous Flow - Requirements (EARS) → Technical Design (Mermaid) → Atomic Tasks → Implementation

Supported Platforms:

  • GitHub Copilot (VS Code and JetBrains IDEs)
  • Google Antigravity
  • OpenCode

Installation

npm install -g spec-driven-steroids

Requirements: Node.js >=20.0.0


Quick Start

1. Inject into Your Project

Navigate to your repository and run:

spec-driven-steroids inject

Select your AI platform to scaffold the necessary configuration files.

2. Generate Project Guidelines (Recommended)

Use the /inject-guidelines command to generate comprehensive project documentation:

# In your AI chat:
/inject-guidelines

This creates AGENTS.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, STYLEGUIDE.md, TESTING.md, ARCHITECTURE.md, and SECURITY.md.

3. Plan a Feature

Use your AI assistant with the spec-driven agent:

  • GitHub Copilot: @spec-driven I want to add a rate limiter to my API.
  • OpenCode: Switch to the Spec-Driven agent (Tab) and describe your feature
  • Antigravity: /spec-driven

The agent generates specs/changes/<slug>/requirements.md, design.md, and tasks.md.

4. Implement

Switch to your build agent and reference the generated tasks:

  • GitHub Copilot: @copilot Implement the rate limiter following specs/changes/rate-limiter/tasks.md
  • OpenCode: Switch to Build agent - it reads the spec and implements with traceability

MCP Validation Tools

The package includes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server with 5 validation tools:

| Tool | Purpose | | -------------------------- | -------------------- | | verify_spec_structure | Folder structure | | verify_requirements_file | Requirements content | | verify_design_file | Design content | | verify_tasks_file | Tasks content | | verify_complete_spec | Complete workflow |


Standards

  • EARS - Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax (WHEN, IF, THEN, SHALL, WHILE, WHERE)
  • Mermaid - Standard visualization for architecture and sequence diagrams
  • Folder Convention - specs/changes/<slug>/[requirements.md | design.md | tasks.md]
  • Traceability - Every design and task must link back to a requirement ID

Documentation


License

MIT © Lindoélio Lázaro