Retrieve document-grounded answers from openspec documentation via Spectra CLI vector search.
npx skills add https://github.com/howie/MiniShell --skill spectra-ask-howie
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: spectra-ask Source: https://github.com/howie/MiniShell/tree/main/.claude/skills/spectra-ask Command: npx skills add https://github.com/howie/MiniShell --skill spectra-ask-howie
Users need accurate, document‑grounded answers to questions about the project's specifications without relying on general AI knowledge.
docs/openspec/ files.Ask the skill a question about the project, for example “/spectra-ask how does the activity‑bar badge work?”.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can search openspec documentation by asking a question directly, and the tool retrieves grounded answers from the openspec repository using vector search to find exact specifications and design details.
Yes, you can query multilingual openspec documentation using vector search, as the tool leverages Spectra CLI's embedding-based search to process and retrieve answers across different languages.
Yes, the spectra-ask skill enforces read-only access to the openspec repository, with safety guardrails that filter sensitive information and prevent speculative modifications to the documentation.
The best way to get document-grounded answers is to query the openspec files directly, as the tool sources responses strictly from the openspec repository to avoid general AI knowledge.
The spectra-ask skill filters sensitive information to enforce safety guardrails, ensuring read-only access and preventing speculation when retrieving answers from the openspec knowledge-base.
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