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visual-spec

v0.1.12

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AI skill: visual-spec (/vspec:* commands) for requirement analysis, prototyping, detailing, testing, and planning.

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This repo provides a requirements analysis and delivery assistant Skill. It offers a /vspec:* command-driven workflow that turns raw requirements into reviewable artifacts: specs, data models, runnable prototypes, detailed design, acceptance cases, tests, and integrated implementation inputs.

Version: 0.1.12 (2026-04-12)

Installation

Install the Skill into your AI editor configuration directory (Trae / Claude Code / Cursor / GitHub Copilot, etc.):

npx skills add visual-req/visual-spec --skill visual-spec

Docs:

  • Installation: docs/en-US/installation.md
  • Multi-agent installation: docs/en-US/ai-platform-installation.md

Overview

  • Requirements analysis: generate background, stakeholders, roles, terms, flows, scenarios, details, dependencies, function list, and open questions
  • Solution verification: generate data models, runnable prototypes, and a scenario review page
  • Detailed design: produce RBAC/data-permission/interaction/validation/logging/notification/MQ/import-export/cron specs per function
  • Acceptance & testing: generate acceptance cases and automated test code
  • Integrated implementation: generate backend + frontend integrated code (aligned with the repo’s actual stack and conventions)
  • Planning: estimate and schedule based on the function list (HTML output)

Commands

  • /vspec:new: Generate baseline spec artifacts (writes to /specs/)
  • /vspec:refine: Apply refinements from /docs/refine/ (or command arguments) and update /specs/details/ and /specs/prototypes/ (requires existing details)
  • /vspec:refine-q: Merge answered items from questions.md back into the spec and update the canonical requirement in /specs/background/original.md
  • /vspec:detail: Generate per-function detailed specs (writes to /specs/details/)
  • /vspec:verify: Generate data models and a stack-selected runnable prototype (per /scheme.yaml) (writes to /specs/models/, /specs/prototypes/; requires non-empty /specs/details/)
  • /vspec:accept: Generate acceptance test cases (writes to /specs/acceptance/)
  • /vspec:append-test: Generate automated test code (writes into the repo’s existing test directories or /tests/)
  • /vspec:impl: Generate integrated backend + frontend implementation code (writes under /specs/)
  • /vspec:upgrade: Upgrade/redesign based on legacy + new inputs under /docs/ (legacy/current/templates/texts/assets), generate/update /specs/, and sync technical selections to /scheme.yaml
  • /vspec:qc: Run artifact quality checks and write a report (writes to /specs/qc_report.md)
  • /vspec:plan: Generate estimation and schedule (writes to /specs/plan/plan_estimate.md, /specs/plan/plan_schedule.html)

Directory Structure

  • skills/visual-spec/SKILL.md: Skill definition and command workflow
  • skills/visual-spec/prompts/: prompt files used by each command

Licensing / Plans

  • prompts/harness/* (post-run validation commands) is a paid feature and is only available in the Pro edition.
  • Pro edition adds broader quality checks across commands (e.g. prototype stack verification, click-no-op detection, mobile UX checks, price formatting checks, and backend MVC/test coverage checks) and requires a paid plan to enable.