specweave 0.1.7 → 0.1.9

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- # /start-increment - Start Planned Increment
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- **Command**: `/start-increment <increment-id> [options]`
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- **Purpose**: Change increment status from "planned" to "in-progress" (with WIP limit check)
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- **Framework**: Framework-agnostic (works with all tech stacks)
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- ---
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- ## Usage
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- ```bash
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- /start-increment 002 # Start increment 002
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- /start-increment 002 --force # Override WIP limit (use sparingly)
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- ```
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- ## Arguments
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- - `<increment-id>` (required): Increment number (e.g., `001`, `002`)
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- - `--force` (optional): Override WIP limit check
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- ---
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- ## Workflow
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- ### Step 1: Check WIP Limit
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- ```
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- Checking WIP limit...
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- → Current WIP: 2/2 (at limit)
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- → Increments in progress:
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- - 001-core-framework (88% complete)
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- - 003-jira-integration (40% complete)
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- ⚠️ WIP limit reached (2/2)
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- Cannot start 002 without closing an existing increment.
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- Options:
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- A) Close 001-core-framework (88% done, ready to close)
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- Run: /close-increment 001
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- B) Close 003-jira-integration (40% done, transfer leftovers)
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- Run: /close-increment 003
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- C) Wait until 001 or 003 completes
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- D) Override WIP limit (not recommended)
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- Run: /start-increment 002 --force
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- Your choice?
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- ```
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- ### Step 2: Check Dependencies
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- ```
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- Checking dependencies...
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- → Increment 002 depends on: 001-core-framework
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- → Dependency status: in-progress (88% complete)
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- ⚠️ Dependency 001 not yet completed
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- Options:
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- A) Wait for 001 to complete (recommended)
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- B) Start anyway if 001 is far enough along
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- (If 002 only needs partial 001 functionality)
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- Your choice?
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- ```
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- ### Step 3: Start Increment
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- **If checks pass**:
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- ```
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- ✅ Starting increment 002-enhancements...
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- → Status: planned → in-progress
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- → Started: 2025-10-26
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- → WIP: 1/2 (slot 1 assigned)
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- → Creating execution log...
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- ```
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- Update `spec.md` frontmatter:
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- ```yaml
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- status: in-progress # ← Changed from "planned"
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- started: 2025-10-26 # ← Start date
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- wip_slot: 1 # ← WIP slot assigned
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- ---
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- ```
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- Create initial log entry:
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- ```markdown
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- # Execution Log
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- ## 2025-10-26: Increment Started
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- - Status: planned → in-progress
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- - Total tasks: 15
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- - Dependencies: 001-core-framework (completed)
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- - Estimated duration: 2 weeks
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- ```
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- ### Step 4: Confirm
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- ```
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- ✅ Increment 002-enhancements started
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- Summary:
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- → Status: in-progress
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- → Started: 2025-10-26
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- → Total tasks: 15
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- → WIP: 1/2
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- → Estimated completion: 2025-11-09 (2 weeks)
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- Next steps:
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- 1. Review tasks.md
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- 2. Start with first P1 task
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- 3. Mark tasks complete as you go
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- 4. Close with /close-increment 002 when P1 tasks done
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- ```
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- ## Related Documentation
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- - [CLAUDE.md](../../CLAUDE.md#increment-lifecycle-management) - Lifecycle guide
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- - [INCREMENT-LIFECYCLE-DESIGN.md](../../.specweave/increments/0001-core-framework/reports/INCREMENT-LIFECYCLE-DESIGN.md) - Lifecycle design
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- **Command Type**: Lifecycle management
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- **Framework Support**: All
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- **WIP Impact**: Occupies 1 WIP slot
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- description: 🔥 Shorthand for /validate-increment - Validate increment quality (Alias)
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- # Validate Increment (Short Alias)
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- **⚡ Quick Alias**: This is a shorthand command for `/validate-increment`.
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- Use this when you want to quickly validate an increment without typing the full command name.
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- ## Full Command
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- For complete documentation, see `/validate-increment`.
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- This alias provides the exact same functionality as the full command.
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- ## Usage
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- ```bash
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- /vi [increment-id] [--quality]
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- ```
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- **Examples**:
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- ```bash
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- /vi 0001 # Rule-based validation only
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- /vi 0001 --quality # Rule-based + LLM quality assessment
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- /vi # Validate current increment
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- ```
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- ## What This Does
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- **Rule-Based Validation** (Always runs):
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- - ✅ 120 validation rules across 4 categories
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- - ✅ Consistency checks (Spec ↔ Plan ↔ Tasks alignment)
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- - ✅ Completeness checks (All required sections present)
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- - ✅ Quality checks (Technology-agnostic, testable criteria)
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- - ✅ Traceability checks (TC-0001 → tests.md coverage)
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- **LLM Quality Assessment** (With `--quality` flag):
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- - ✅ 6-dimension scoring (Clarity, Testability, Completeness, etc.)
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- - ✅ Actionable suggestions with examples
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- - ✅ Overall quality score (0-100)
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- - ✅ Issue severity ranking (major, minor)
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- ## Validation Results
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- **Rule-Based Output**:
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- ```
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- ✅ Validation Results: 118/120 rules passed (98%)
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- Issues Found:
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- ⚠️ [CONSISTENCY-012] Missing test case coverage for US-B003
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- ⚠️ [QUALITY-008] Acceptance criteria not testable in spec.md:45
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- ```
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- **Quality Assessment Output** (with `--quality`):
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- ```
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- 🔍 Quality Score: 87/100 (GOOD)
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- Dimension Scores:
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- • Clarity: 92/100 ✓✓
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- • Testability: 78/100 ✓ (Needs improvement)
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- • Completeness: 90/100 ✓✓
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- • Feasibility: 88/100 ✓✓
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- Issues: 2 major, 1 minor
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- Suggestions: 3 high priority improvements
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- ```
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- ## Other Useful Aliases
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- - `/ci` - Create increment (shorthand for `/create-increment`)
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- - `/si` - Start increment (shorthand for `/start-increment`)
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- - `/done` - Close increment (shorthand for `/close-increment`)
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- - `/ls` - List increments (shorthand for `/list-increments`)
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- **💡 Tip**: Use `/vi` for quick checks, `/vi --quality` before implementation.