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Turn a feature idea into a structured, testable specification with configurable intensity, research, and STRIDE-backed invariants.
What it does: cspec guides an agent to produce a structured feature specification with clear, testable invariants and an intensity-aware workflow. When to use it: use cspec for reproducible, reviewable specs, scaling from standard to high/critical for security-sensitive work. What's included: orchestration steps for Socratic brainstorm, optional research subagents, template-driven spec drafting, pattern/antipattern checks, and STRIDE guidance.
A comprehensive spec-writing skill for the Correctless workflow system. Turns feature ideas into structured, testable specifications with STRIDE security analysis and configurable intensity levels. No bundled scripts — the 744-line SKILL.md is entirely instructional, relying on project-local hooks (workflow-advance.sh, harness-fingerprint.sh). Well-structured with clear steps, templates, and constraints, but monolithic at 52KB with no references/ directory or progressive disclosure via separate files. Requires the full Correctless ecosystem to function.
Well-crafted skill with thoughtful security guardrails (branch guard, scoped allowed-tools, no code generation constraint). The allowed-tools frontmatter properly restricts bash to git read operations and specific project scripts. Main architectural concern is the monolithic 52KB file — would score higher on architecture if it used references/ for templates, constraints, and research protocol details. Usefulness is limited by the Correctless ecosystem dependency.