spectra-discuss

Use a structured discussion workflow to guide architecture decisions without writing code by scouting relevant files, exploring trade-offs via diagrams, and converging to a clear decision captured as a documented artifact.

Resolving design debates requires a convergence process that narrows options, states trade-offs explicitly, and produces a concise decision summary captured as an artifact to ensure collaborative reasoning reaches a clear conclusion.

Clarify requirements by running pre-discussion codebase scouting to gather relevant files, then use interview modes that adapt assumptions based on that code context to align stakeholders before any implementation begins.

Yes, you need the Spectra CLI to run collaborative design discussions, as it enforces the guardrails that prevent code implementation and ensures the conversation captures decisions within Spectra artifacts.

Yes, you can explore architecture options using mode switching that generates detailed trade-off tables and visual diagrams to compare alternatives before narrowing down to a final documented decision.

You should not use an AI-guided discussion workflow when you need actual code implementation, as this process is strictly conceptual and applies guardrails to prevent code generation, focusing solely on collaborative reasoning and decision capture.