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This project uses Spectra for Spec-Driven Development(SDD). Specs live in openspec/specs/, change proposals in openspec/changes/. discuss? → propose → apply ⇄ ingest → archive Changes can be parked（暫存）— temporarily moved out of openspec/changes/. Parked changes won't appear in spectra list but can be found with spectra list --parked. To restore: spectra unpark <name>. The $spectra-apply and $spectra-ingest skills handle parked changes automatically.

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    Commit only files related to a specific change → $spectra-commit

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≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 40,246 AGENTS.md files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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AGENTS.md
<!-- SPECTRA:START v1.0.2 -->

Spectra Instructions

This project uses Spectra for Spec-Driven Development(SDD). Specs live in openspec/specs/, change proposals in openspec/changes/.

Use $spectra-* skills when:

  • A discussion needs structure before coding → $spectra-discuss
  • User wants to plan, propose, or design a change → $spectra-propose
  • Tasks are ready to implement → $spectra-apply
  • There's an in-progress change to continue → $spectra-ingest
  • User asks about specs or how something works → $spectra-ask
  • Implementation is done → $spectra-archive
  • Commit only files related to a specific change → $spectra-commit

Workflow

discuss? → propose → apply ⇄ ingest → archive

  • discuss is optional — skip if requirements are clear
  • Requirements change mid-work? ingest → resume apply

Parked Changes

Changes can be parked（暫存）— temporarily moved out of openspec/changes/. Parked changes won't appear in spectra list but can be found with spectra list --parked. To restore: spectra unpark <name>. The $spectra-apply and $spectra-ingest skills handle parked changes automatically.

<!-- SPECTRA:END -->

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