generate-code

Run the generator directly on your VDM-SL specification file. It automatically creates a generated/ directory beside the spec, containing ready-to-run TypeScript and Python boilerplate, type definitions, and runtime verification stubs.

VDM-SL to TypeScript conversion includes generating type definitions, operations, and runtime verification stubs. This output ensures consistent runtime contract checks across languages, accelerating contract-driven development by eliminating manual boilerplate work.

Yes, you can automatically generate Python runtime verification stubs from VDM-SL specs. The Skill outputs runnable boilerplate and type definitions alongside the original spec, applying official conversion rules to ensure consistency across TypeScript and Python.

VDM-SL scaffold generation places output in a predictable generated/ directory alongside the original spec. It does not support custom output directories, but maintains a consistent structure for ready-to-run boilerplate and optional references for future expansion.

The best way to maintain type consistency across TypeScript and Python from VDM-SL is to generate scaffolds using official conversion rules. This eliminates boilerplate work and ensures consistent runtime contract checks across both languages from a single spec source.

Limitations when generating code from VDM-SL specifications include support for only TypeScript and Python outputs, with no other languages supported. Additionally, output is fixed to a generated/ directory, and references/assets are only supported for future expansion.