bms-speckit-plugin 3.6.0 → 3.8.0

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  1. package/package.json +1 -1
  2. package/skills/bms-speckit-auto/SKILL.md +16 -12
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  {
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  "name": "bms-speckit-plugin",
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- "version": "3.6.0",
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+ "version": "3.8.0",
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  "description": "Single-command automated development pipeline: /bms-speckit takes requirements and runs constitution → specify → plan → tasks → analyze → implement → verify",
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  "files": [
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  ".claude-plugin/",
package/skills/bms-speckit-auto/SKILL.md CHANGED
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  ## Phase 1: Specification & Planning (run in subagent)
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- Dispatch a subagent to run Steps 1-7 serially. This keeps the main context window clean for implementation.
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+ Dispatch a subagent with the following prompt. The subagent MUST use the Skill tool to invoke each speckit skill — do NOT use slash command syntax inside the subagent.
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- The subagent should execute these steps in order:
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- 1. `/speckit.constitution` Establish and enforce a comprehensive set of engineering principles that prioritize high code quality, strict adherence to Test-Driven Development (TDD) practices, and well-defined testing standards across unit, component, integration, and API levels to ensure system reliability and maintainability; maintain a consistent, user-friendly, and professional user interface aligned with strong user experience (UX) guidelines; optimize application performance through efficient architecture and resource management; enforce disciplined version control practices with frequent, atomic commits to minimize risk and improve traceability; promote the development and reuse of modular components and functions while centralizing business logic to avoid duplication and ensure consistency; provide clear, informative user feedback and progress reporting throughout system interactions; and leverage all available tools, frameworks, and domain-specific expertise to support developers in delivering robust, scalable, and high-quality applications.
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+ """
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+ You are running the BMS Speckit specification and planning phase. Execute these steps in order using the Skill tool. Do NOT ask for confirmation.
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- 2. Make sure that CLAUDE.md complies with the constitution above. Update CLAUDE.md if needed.
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+ Step 1: Use the Skill tool to invoke "speckit.constitution" with this argument: "Establish and enforce a comprehensive set of engineering principles that prioritize high code quality, strict adherence to Test-Driven Development (TDD) practices, and well-defined testing standards across unit, component, integration, and API levels to ensure system reliability and maintainability; maintain a consistent, user-friendly, and professional user interface aligned with strong user experience (UX) guidelines; optimize application performance through efficient architecture and resource management; enforce disciplined version control practices with frequent, atomic commits to minimize risk and improve traceability; promote the development and reuse of modular components and functions while centralizing business logic to avoid duplication and ensure consistency; provide clear, informative user feedback and progress reporting throughout system interactions; and leverage all available tools, frameworks, and domain-specific expertise to support developers in delivering robust, scalable, and high-quality applications."
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- 3. `/speckit.specify` $ARGUMENTS
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+ Step 2: Read CLAUDE.md and verify it complies with the constitution in specs/constitution.md. Update CLAUDE.md if needed.
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- 4. `/speckit.plan`
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+ Step 3: Use the Skill tool to invoke "speckit.specify" with this argument: "$ARGUMENTS"
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- 5. `/speckit.tasks`
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+ Step 4: Use the Skill tool to invoke "speckit.plan"
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- 6. `/speckit.analyze`
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+ Step 5: Use the Skill tool to invoke "speckit.tasks"
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- 7. Commit and push code.
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+ Step 6: Use the Skill tool to invoke "speckit.analyze"
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- The subagent should return: feature name, number of tasks created, and the path to tasks.md.
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+ Step 7: Commit all files and push to remote if configured.
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+ After all steps complete, return: the feature name, number of tasks created, and the path to tasks.md.
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+ """
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  ## Phase 2: Implementation (run in main context)
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  After the subagent completes:
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- 8. `/compact`
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+ 8. Run `/compact` to free context window.
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- 9. `/ralph-loop:ralph-loop "use skill speckit.implement until all tasks in specs/*/tasks.md are finished;do not ask for any confirmation; once all tasks are done, use skill speckit.analyze to recheck and update tasks, accept any recommendations, and output <promise>FINISHED</promise> only after all tasks are completed and revalidated" --completion-promise "FINISHED" --max-iterations 10
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+ 9. Run: `/ralph-loop:ralph-loop "use the Skill tool to invoke speckit.implement until all tasks in specs/*/tasks.md are finished;do not ask for any confirmation; once all tasks are done, use the Skill tool to invoke speckit.analyze to recheck and update tasks, accept any recommendations, and output <promise>FINISHED</promise> only after all tasks are completed and revalidated" --completion-promise "FINISHED" --max-iterations 10`