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Speckit.clarify

Skill wedabro/bro-skills/.agent/skills/speckit.clarify

bro-skills - Spec-Driven Development CLI

Install
npx -y skills add wedabro/bro-skills --skill speckit.clarify

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Ambiguity Resolver - Detect and resolve ambiguity in spec.

SKILL.md

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🎯 Mission

Scan spec.md β†’ detect ambiguity β†’ ask developer up to 3 questions β†’ update spec.

πŸ“₯ Input

  • .agent/specs/[feature]/spec.md

πŸ“‹ Protocol

  1. Scan spec.md to find:
    • Vague language: "fast", "many", "easy to use", "similar", "etc."
    • Missing boundaries: Unknown min/max, pagination limits, file size limits
    • Undefined error handling: What happens when X fails?
    • Ambiguous actors: Who is "User"? Admin? Guest? Registered?
  2. Categorize each issue:
    • πŸ”΄ CRITICAL: Architectural influence, MUST ask developer
    • 🟑 IMPORTANT: Should ask but can suggest default
    • 🟒 MINOR: Editorial correction that cannot change behavior, such as a typo, broken reference, or inconsistent requirement ID.
  3. Ask the developer MAXIMUM 3 CRITICAL questions, each question has an options table:
OptionDescribeImpact
A......
B......
C......
4. Auto-fix only behavior-neutral 🟒 MINOR items. Present missing limits,
permissions, defaults, and error behavior as assumptions or questions; do
not write them into the spec without approval.
5. Update spec.md with clarifications β†’ mark `[CLARIFIED]` .

## πŸ“€ Output
- File: Updated `.agent/specs/[feature]/spec.md`

## 🚫 Guard Rails
- MAXIMUM 3 questions β€” don't ask too many.
- DO NOT change the original intent of the spec.
- DO NOT invent product limits, permissions, defaults, or acceptance criteria.

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