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Spec Template — Testing skill for Claude Code

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Template for a project's own spec skill — definition, domains, states and transitions, cross-domain rules, flows and glossary.

How to install Spec Template

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open turystack/spec-template and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Spec Template does

Template for a project's own spec skill — definition, domains, states and transitions, cross-domain rules, flows and glossary. Materialized once per project as -spec. Installed into .claude/skills and/or .codex/skills via the turystack CLI.

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README

@turystack/spec-template

Template for a project's own **spec skill** — what the system does: definition, actors and capabilities, domains with states and transitions, cross-domain rules, flows and glossary. Materialized once per project as `-spec` and owned by that project from then on.

Installation

pnpm add -D @turystack/spec-template
turystack skills --claude --skills spec --project acme

That materializes `.claude/skills/acme-spec/`, substituting the project's name. It is **never overwritten** by a later install: the shape came from here, the content belongs to the project.

Contents

How a section works

Each one has a **Shape** half (from this template, kept) and a **project** half (starts with ``). The marker is machine-readable: `turystack-proof` reports an unfilled section that a task depends on as a missing input, so "the spec is silent" is a gate result rather than an opinion.

Documentation

**https://tury.dev/libs/spec-template**