Dev10x:spec-sync

Synchronize software specifications with refactored code using git.

7|2|Updated Apr 24, 2026

Search Tags:#task management #refactoring #specification #code synchronization #behavioural drift

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npx skills add https://github.com/Dev10x-Guru/Dev10x-Claude --skill dev10x-spec-sync

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Skill: Dev10x:spec-sync
Source: https://github.com/Dev10x-Guru/Dev10x-Claude/tree/main/skills/spec-sync
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Dev10x-Guru/Dev10x-Claude --skill dev10x-spec-sync

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Manages spec synchronization to keep code refactor changes in sync with canonical specifications, preventing behavioral drift and maintaining accuracy.

Core Features & Use Cases

Structural Refactor Detection: Automatically identifies and adjusts spec sections post-code refactor without behavior change.
Behavioral Drift Handling: Refers to another skill if behavioral drift is detected, ensuring accuracy.
Task Creation & Completion: Creates a task upon invocation and marks it as completed once the spec update is complete.
Pre-approved Workflows: Uses slash commands to handle complete development workflows without triggering permission prompts.

Quick Start

Run /commit <TICKET-ID> to automatically synchronize the spec with the refactored code for a ticket.

Frequently Asked Questions about Dev10x:spec-sync

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automatically synchronize software specifications after a code refactor?▼

To automate spec synchronization post-refactor, you can run a slash command like `/commit <TICKET-ID>` to trigger structural drift detection. This automatically updates only the relevant spec sections without altering unrelated parts.

What is structural drift in code specifications and how is it handled?▼

Structural drift occurs when refactored code no longer matches its canonical specification. This skill identifies structural changes and automatically adjusts the corresponding spec sections to maintain accuracy without altering behavior.

How do I prevent behavioral drift when updating specifications post-refactor?▼

To prevent behavioral drift during spec updates, this skill detects behavioral changes and refers you to a dedicated skill. This ensures structural refactors are synced safely without masking unintended behavioral modifications.

Does spec synchronization require git access to update documentation?▼

Yes, spec synchronization requires git access and operates within a specific repository. It relies on the skill's shared modules to monitor structural drift and safely update canonical specifications.

Can I update only specific sections of a specification without modifying the entire document?▼

Yes, you can update only relevant spec sections without modifying others. The drift detection mechanism isolates structural changes from the refactor and applies targeted updates strictly to the affected specification areas.

Why use a slash command for specification synchronization workflows?▼

Using a slash command for spec synchronization enables pre-approved workflows that handle the complete development process without triggering permission prompts. It also creates and automatically completes a tracking task upon finishing.