smart-spec-kit-mcp 2.2.6 → 2.2.8

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+ ````prompt
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+ ---
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+ description: "Gérer les workflows Spec-Kit (lister, démarrer, statut)"
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+ mode: "agent"
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+ tools: ["mcp_spec-kit_speckit_workflow", "mcp_spec-kit_start_workflow", "mcp_spec-kit_workflow_status"]
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+ ---
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+ # Spec-Kit: Gestion des Workflows
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+ Vous utilisez **Spec-Kit** pour gérer les workflows multi-étapes.
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+ ## Instructions
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+ 1. **Appeler l'outil MCP** `speckit_workflow` pour gérer les workflows
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+ 2. **Interpréter les arguments** fournis par l'utilisateur
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+ ```
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+ $ARGUMENTS
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+ ```
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+ ## Actions disponibles
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+ ### Lister les workflows
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+ ```
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+ action: "list"
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+ ```
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+ Affiche tous les workflows disponibles (locaux et intégrés).
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+ ### Démarrer un workflow
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+ ```
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+ action: "start"
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+ workflow_name: "feature-standard"
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+ context_id: "MonFeature" # Optionnel
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+ auto: false # Optionnel (true = automatique)
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+ ```
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+ Démarre un workflow multi-étapes. Le workflow guide automatiquement à travers les étapes.
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+ ### Vérifier le statut
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+ action: "status"
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+ ```
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+ Affiche l'état du workflow actif (étape en cours, actions complétées).
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+ ## Workflows intégrés
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+ | Workflow | Description |
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+ |----------|-------------|
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+ | `feature-quick` | Feature rapide (léger, sans breakdown de tâches) |
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+ | `feature-standard` | Feature standard (spec → plan → tasks → implement) |
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+ | `feature-full` | Feature complète avec validation et tests |
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+ | `bugfix` | Correction de bug avec reproduction |
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+ ## Exemples d'utilisation
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+ ### Utilisateur : "speckit: workflow list"
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+ → Appeler `speckit_workflow` avec `action: "list"`
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+ ### Utilisateur : "speckit: workflow start feature-standard"
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+ → Appeler `speckit_workflow` avec `action: "start"`, `workflow_name: "feature-standard"`
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+ ### Utilisateur : "speckit: workflow start feature-full MyFeature auto"
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+ → Appeler `speckit_workflow` avec:
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+ - `action: "start"`
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+ - `workflow_name: "feature-full"`
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+ - `context_id: "MyFeature"`
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+ - `auto: true`
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+ ### Utilisateur : "speckit: workflow status"
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+ → Appeler `speckit_workflow` avec `action: "status"`
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+ ## Mode automatique
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+ Par défaut, les workflows demandent une approbation à chaque étape.
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+ En mode automatique (`auto: true`), le workflow s'exécute sans interruption.
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+ ## Workflow typique
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+ ```
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+ specify → plan → tasks → implement
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+ clarify (si nécessaire)
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+ ```
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+ Les workflows orchestrent ces commandes automatiquement.
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+ ````
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  ## 1. Bug Summary
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  ### 1.1 Description
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  [TO FILL: Clear, concise description of the bug]
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  ### 1.2 Impact
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  - **Severity**: [Critical/High/Medium/Low]
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  - **Affected Users**: [TO FILL: Who is affected]
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  - **Business Impact**: [TO FILL: How this affects the business]
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  ## 2. Reproduction
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  ### 2.1 Environment
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  ### 2.5 Evidence
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  ## 4. Fix Proposal
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