speeddesigns avatar

speeddesigns

Community

@speeddesigns

0Followers
|
2Public Repos
|
10Published Skills

speeddesigns publishes GitHub spec-kit command skills enabling spec-driven development: feature specification, planning, task generation, analysis, and implementation within .specify/ project structures.

Skills Distribution
DomainDeveloper To...Spec-Driven Develo.. (40%)Requirements Engin.. (25%)Task & Issue Manag.. (20%)Codebase Consisten.. (15%)

Agent Skills by speeddesigns

Showing 10 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.

Frequently Asked Questions About speeddesigns

FAQPage Schema
What tasks can I perform using speeddesigns' spec-kit skills?

You can create feature specifications from natural language, clarify underspecified requirements, generate implementation plans and dependency-ordered tasks.md files, analyze cross-artifact consistency, convert tasks into GitHub issues, execute implementation plans, and append unbuilt work back into tasks.md.

Who are these spec-kit skills designed for?

They target software engineers and technical leads practicing spec-driven development with GitHub's spec-kit. Users who maintain spec.md, plan.md, and tasks.md artifacts and want structured progression from feature description through planning, task generation, analysis, and implementation benefit most.

What are the prerequisites for running these skills?

Every skill requires an existing spec-kit project structure containing a .specify/ directory. The skills originate from github-spec-kit command templates, so the repository must already be initialized with spec-kit conventions before invoking specify, plan, tasks, analyze, implement, or related commands.

How do the skills work together in a typical feature lifecycle?

Start with speckit-specify to draft the spec, use speckit-clarify to resolve ambiguities, run speckit-plan and speckit-tasks to produce design artifacts and ordered tasks, validate with speckit-analyze, optionally publish via speckit-taskstoissues, then execute with speckit-implement and speckit-converge.

Are speeddesigns' spec-kit skills free to use?

The skills are derived from github-spec-kit command templates and published as public repository content. No licensing fee or commercial cost is indicated in the manifest; users should consult the source repository for exact license terms governing redistribution and modification.