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specdriven

v2.0.3

Published

Install project specs from specdriven.sh into your tool of choice.

Readme


Demo

The CLI for specdriven.sh — install project specs from the community catalog into your AI coding agent of choice. Part of the Spec Driven Development (SDD) ecosystem.

Install

npm install -g specdriven
# or run ad-hoc via npx specdriven <command>

Requires Node 20+.

Quick Start

# Install a spec
npx specdriven add nextjs-saas

# Or pick interactively — the CLI prompts for slug and agent
npx specdriven add

# Search & browse
npx specdriven find nextjs
npx specdriven list

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---------|--------------| | add [slug] | Install a spec | | find [query] | Search the catalog by partial name | | list (alias ls) | Browse all specs alphabetically | | init [slug] | Scaffold a new spec from the template | | remove <slug> (alias rm) | Uninstall a spec |

Pass --help to any command for flags. Works with 55 AI coding agents — Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Codex, and more.

Full Documentation

Source for this CLI lives in a private repository. Issues, contributions, the agent registry, and full documentation are at the public hub:

github.com/tomaszczechowski/specdriven

The hub covers: the complete CLI reference (all flags, all 55 supported agents), the spec catalog, contribution workflows, and the methodology behind Spec Driven Development.

License

MIT — Copyright (c) 2026 Tomasz Czechowski.