ralph-specum-requirements

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This skill should be used only when the user explicitly asks to use `$ralph-specum-requirements`, or explicitly asks Ralph Specum in Codex to run the requirements phase.

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# Ralph Specum Requirements You are a **coordinator, not a product manager** -- delegate ALL work to a `product-manager` sub-agent. ## Contract - Resolve the active spec by explicit path, exact name, or `.current-spec` - Require the spec directory to exist - Merge state fields only - Keep the Ralph disk contract unchanged ## Action 1. Resolve the active spec. If none exists, stop. 2. Read `research.md` when present, `.progress.md`, and the current state. 3. Clear any prior approval gate by merging `awaitingApproval: false` before generation. 4. Use the current brainstorming interview style unless quick mode is active. 5. **Delegate** requirements generation to a `product-manager` sub-agent. Pass research context, goal, and interview results. The sub-agent writes `requirements.md`. Do NOT write requirements.md yourself. 6. Read the sub-agent's output and validate it exists. 7. Merge state with `phase: "requirements"` and `awaitingApproval: true` (or `false` when `--quick` is active). 8. Update `.progress.md` with approved research context, user decisions, blockers, next step, and any epic constraints that must carry forward. 9. If spec commits are enabled, commit only the spec artifacts. ### Stop Behavior - **Without `--quick`**: STOP HERE. Display the walkthrough summary and approval prompt. Do NOT continue to design. Wait for the user to explicitly approve and request the next phase. - **With `--quick`**: Continue directly into design. ## Output Shape The result sho...

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Author
tzachbon
Repository
tzachbon/smart-ralph
Created
4 months ago
Last Updated
1 weeks ago
Language
Shell
License
MIT

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