Wendell Fioravante da Silva Diniz
Community@WndDnz · Itabira, MG, Brasil
Wendell Fioravante da Silva Diniz maintains OpenSpec skills for spec-driven change management, covering proposal, design, tasks, TDD implementation, and archiving phases.
Agent Skills by Wendell Fioravante da Silva Diniz
Showing 12 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
WndDnzopenspec-plus-spec
Generates verified OpenSpec specification files through interactive analysis and Gherkin scenarios.
WndDnzopenspec-plus-apply
Orchestrates OpenSpec change implementation with subagent dispatch, two-stage review, and strict TDD.
WndDnzopenspec-plus-tasks
Generates OpenSpec tasks.md files organized as dependency-ordered vertical slices with subagent compliance review.
WndDnzopenspec-apply-change
Implements tasks from an OpenSpec change using the openspec CLI.
WndDnzopenspec-explore
Explores ideas and clarifies requirements through OpenSpec change artifacts and codebase investigation.
WndDnzopenspec-update-change
Revises existing OpenSpec change planning artifacts and keeps them mutually coherent.
WndDnzopenspec-plus-tdd
Enforces strict RED-GREEN-REFACTOR test-driven development for OpenSpec change implementation.
WndDnzopenspec-plus-design
Guides phased exploration and generation of OpenSpec design documents with mandatory review gates.
WndDnzopenspec-archive-change
Archives completed OpenSpec changes after verifying artifacts, tasks, and spec synchronization.
WndDnzopenspec-plus-proposal
Guides interactive discovery to write intent-level OpenSpec change proposals.
WndDnzopenspec-propose
Generates complete OpenSpec change proposals with specs, design, and tasks artifacts.
WndDnzopenspec-sync-specs
Merge delta spec changes into main OpenSpec capability specifications.
Frequently Asked Questions About Wendell Fioravante da Silva Diniz
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform with WndDnz's OpenSpec skills?▼
You can propose new changes with full artifacts, explore and clarify requirements, author design and spec documents, build tasks.md files, implement changes with enforced TDD, revise existing change plans, sync delta specs into main specs, and archive completed changes.
Who are these OpenSpec skills designed for?▼
Software engineers and technical leads practicing spec-driven development who want structured change proposals, Gherkin-based acceptance criteria, and disciplined test-first implementation. The plus-variant skills activate automatically during OpenSpec phases rather than by direct user invocation.
How do the openspec-plus skills activate during a change?▼
They trigger automatically on phase boundaries: /opsx-new or /opsx-continue starts proposal, design, spec, and tasks skills; /opsx-apply starts the apply skill; and openspec-plus-tdd loads before any production code is written, enforcing a failing test first.
What license and cost apply to these skills?▼
The vanilla OpenSpec skills (propose, explore, apply-change, update-change, sync-specs, archive-change) are MIT-licensed and free to use. They were generated by OpenSpec version 1.12.0 and carry no usage fees.
What prerequisites are required to run these skills?▼
The openspec CLI must be installed, as every vanilla skill declares Bash(openspec:*) access and explicit compatibility requiring the openspec CLI. The plus-variant skills layer on top of the vanilla phase skills and assume an active OpenSpec change context.