Automate code verification against change artifacts using the spectra CLI.
npx skills add https://github.com/cashwu/Tubify --skill spectra-verify-cashwu
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: spectra-verify Source: https://github.com/cashwu/Tubify/tree/main/.claude/skills/spectra-verify Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cashwu/Tubify --skill spectra-verify-cashwu
This Skill automates the verification of code implementation against change artifacts, ensuring compliance with specifications and design.
Run the spectra-verify command followed by the change name to verify the code implementation.
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Automating code verification against change artifacts ensures implementation aligns with specifications, design, and tasks. This Skill uses the spectra CLI to analyze code for completeness, correctness, and coherence, providing comprehensive verification reports for developers.
Yes, you need the spectra CLI tool installed to verify code against specifications. This Skill operates as an automation layer that requires the spectra CLI to analyze your codebase for completeness, correctness, and coherence against your change artifacts.
To verify code correctness and completeness after a change, run the spectra-verify command with the change name. The tool operates within a forked context to analyze code against your change artifacts and generates a detailed compliance report.
Yes, you can select specific changes when multiple change artifacts exist. The tool features interactive prompting that allows you to choose which specific change implementation you want to verify against its corresponding artifacts.
Using spec-driven development verification is the best way to ensure code aligns with design specifications. This approach automates the comparison of your code against change artifacts, checking for coherence and compliance with the original design.
Code verification may fail if the change name provided to the spectra CLI does not match the existing artifacts, or if the spectra CLI tool is not properly installed. Ensure your change artifacts are correctly named and the required dependency is configured.
ycs77Archive completed repository changes with validated specs, artifacts, and metadata.
ybenitezfValidate OpenSpec delta implementations against specs, tasks, and design artifacts.
HsienWCreate the next artifact in an OpenSpec change sequence.
ReinaMacCredyReview code changes against specifications, plans, and security guidelines.
