alexei-led/spec-new
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Create a single TASK or REQ file from a template. Use for one-off artifact creation without the full planning workflow. NOT for full project bootstrap (spec-init) or multi-task planning from a requirement (spec-plan).
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add alexei-led/claude-code-config spec-newInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- description:
- Create a single TASK or REQ file from a template. Use for one-off artifact
- name:
- spec-new
spec new — create a single task or req from template
CLI at scripts/specctl. Input: <type> <name> where <type> is task or req. If <name> contains /, the leading part is a topic folder.
Failure handling
Validate before doing any work:
- Missing or empty
<name>: ask for the name; do not invent a placeholder. <type>nottaskorreq: state the allowed values and stop; do not guess.- Target file already exists: do not overwrite. Report the existing path and ask whether to open it, pick a new name, or confirm overwrite.
Step 1: Ensure .spec/ exists
ls .spec/ 2>/dev/null || mkdir -p .spec/tasks .spec/reqs
Step 2: Determine path
task <name>→.spec/tasks/TASK-<name>.mdtask <topic>/<name>→.spec/tasks/<topic>/TASK-<name>.mdreq <name>→.spec/reqs/REQ-<name>.mdreq <topic>/<name>→.spec/reqs/<topic>/REQ-<name>.md
Step 3: Generate content
Task template
---
id: TASK-<name>
status: todo
priority: normal
implements:
---
# <Title>
(Describe the vertical slice, acceptance criteria, and out-of-scope boundaries.)
Req template
---
id: REQ-<name>
version: 1
priority: normal
---
# <Title>
(Describe requirements and success criteria.)
Step 4: Write + log
Write the file, then append to the progress log:
echo "$(date +%H:%M) NEW <TYPE>-<name>" >> .spec/PROGRESS.md
Output:
Created: .spec/<type>s/<TYPE>-<name>.md
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