specced
Install a reusable, interview-driven agentic coding setup into any repo — one
command instead of copy-pasting .claude/, .codex/, CONSTITUTION.md, and the
proof-loop scaffolding between projects.
specced is two things sharing one set of templates:
- a uv-installable CLI that does the deterministic, agent-agnostic scaffolding, and
- a Claude Code plugin whose
specced-bootstrapskill interviews you — detects your stack, asks a few sharp questions, and writes the project-specific content.
Just want to get going? See QUICKSTART.md for the 2-minute path.
What you get
specced installs three layers into a repo:
- The engine — the
repo-task-proof-loopskill (spec-freeze → build → evidence → fresh-verify → fix, with durable.agent/tasks/<ID>/artifacts). Vendored from OpenAI, Apache-2.0 — see NOTICE. - The structure — four project agents (
.claude/agents/+.codex/agents/), managed blocks inCLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md, a Stop-hook formatter, skeletons for.claude/rules/,.claude/code-review/,.mcp.json, and aMakefileverification vocabulary — plus an agent-experience layer: a pre-authorized permission allowlist, an orientation block, and a machine-readable checks map (.specced/). - The content (interview) — your real
CONSTITUTION.md, per-track rules, review dimensions, MCP servers, andmaketargets — authored to fit this repo.
Install
uv tool install specced # or: uvx --from git+https://github.com/NoroSaroyan/specced specced
In Claude Code, add the marketplace and install the plugin:
/plugin marketplace add NoroSaroyan/specced
/plugin install specced
Quickstart
From inside the target repo, in Claude Code:
/specced:init
This runs the interview: it detects your stack, asks what matters, runs
specced init for the mechanics, then writes your constitution, rules, review
dimensions, MCP servers, and Makefile targets. Add --minimal to author all
content by hand.
Then start your first task with the installed engine:
init my-first-task # via the repo-task-proof-loop skill
Documentation
Full docs in docs/:
Getting started ·
Concepts ·
The proof loop ·
CLI reference ·
Skills ·
Presets ·
FAQ
CLI reference
specced detect Inspect the repo: languages, tracks, infra,
suggested preset + MCP servers (JSON).
specced presets List stack presets.
specced init [--preset NAME|auto] [--minimal] [--force] [--format-cmd "…"]
Install / refresh the setup (idempotent).
specced add-mcp <names…> [--force] Add MCP servers to .mcp.json from the catalog.
specced add-skill <name> [--force] Install a library skill into .claude/skills/.
specced list-skills List available library skills.
specced sync Refresh engine + agents + managed blocks.
specced doctor Verify the setup is consistent.
specced status Show installed components, presets, mcp catalog, config.
specced version Print specced + engine versions.
14 presets (go, rust, cpp, python-fastapi, python-django, python,
node-next, node-svelte, node-react, node-express, node, java-spring,
ruby-rails, tauri — see docs/presets.md) and a 17-skill library
(code-review, api-endpoint, db-migration, add-integration, background-worker,
regen-client, write-tests, debug-issue, refactor, dependency-upgrade,
perf-investigation, security-review, release, prepare-pr, new-domain-skill,
decision-record, capture-rule — see docs/skills.md).
Every command prints JSON, so the interview agent can read exactly what happened.
State is recorded in .specced/config.json.
How it works
The CLI is the mechanical half: it copies the vendored engine, installs the static
agent + managed-block templates verbatim (the same files the engine itself would
write), and lays down create-if-absent skeletons for the content layer. The plugin
is the intelligent half: the specced-bootstrap skill detects, interviews, calls
the CLI, then replaces the skeletons with real content. One template tree, two
surfaces.
Develop
make install # uv venv + editable install with dev extras
make verify # ruff format --check + ruff check + pytest + build (the CI gate)
See CONTRIBUTING.md and docs/architecture.md.
Status
v0.1 — interview-first, with stack detection, 13 presets, a 7-server MCP catalog, a
17-skill library, an agent-experience layer, and GitHub repo-as-code (Terraform under
infra/terraform/github/). Roadmap: a specced update that diffs managed content
across versions, more presets/skills, and PyPI publication.
License
specced is MIT (see LICENSE). It bundles the Apache-2.0
repo-task-proof-loop engine unmodified; attribution in NOTICE.
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