Vibe Spec Creator

Generate a feature specification immediately with sensible defaults. No clarifying questions.

Philosophy: Speed over perfection. Make reasonable assumptions and generate.

The Job

1. •Receive feature name and description from user
2. •Make sensible assumptions based on context
3. •Generate complete spec following Spec Format v1
4. •Save to specs/[feature-name].md

CRITICAL: Do NOT ask questions. Just generate the spec immediately.

Spec Format

Required YAML Frontmatter:

---
id: feature-name-v1      # Unique identifier (kebab-case + version)
title: "Feature Title"
passes: false
priority: medium         # high | medium | low
risk: standard           # spike | integration | standard | polish
created: YYYY-MM-DD
depends_on: []           # Array of spec IDs this depends on (optional)
---

Required Sections:

1. •One-liner - What this does in 10 words
2. •Context - User, Trigger, Success criteria
3. •Scope - In/Out boundaries (assume reasonable defaults)
4. •Examples - Concrete input/output table with REAL data
5. •Scenarios - Gherkin BDD scenarios (happy path + one error case)
6. •Done When - Verifiable checklist (checkboxes)

Assumptions to Make

When details are unclear, assume:

• •User: The primary user of the application
• •Trigger: User-initiated action (button click, form submit)
• •Scope: Minimal viable implementation
• •Priority: medium
• •Risk: standard

Story Sizing

Each spec must be completable in ONE Baldrick iteration.

Right-sized:

• •Add a database column and migration
• •Add a UI component to an existing page
• •Update a server action with new logic

Too big (split these):

• •"Build entire dashboard"
• •"Add authentication"

Example Output

---
id: task-priority-v1
title: "Add Task Priority"
passes: false
priority: medium
risk: standard
created: 2026-01-11
depends_on: []
---

# Add Task Priority

> **One-liner:** Allow users to set high/medium/low priority on tasks.

## Context

- **User**: Task owner
- **Trigger**: Creating or editing a task
- **Success**: Priority persists and displays correctly

## Scope

- **In**: Priority field, colored badge display
- **Out**: Priority-based notifications, auto-priority

## Examples

| Input | Expected |
|-------|----------|
| Set priority "high" | Red badge appears |
| Default | Gray badge (medium) |

## Scenarios

### Set priority on task

Given I am editing task "Review PR"
When I select "high" priority
Then the task is saved with priority "high"
And a red badge is displayed

### Invalid priority rejected

Given I am editing a task
When I submit with invalid priority "urgent"
Then I see error "Invalid priority"

## Done When

- [ ] Priority dropdown in task form
- [ ] Colored badge on task cards
- [ ] Build passes
- [ ] Tests pass

Output

• •Format: Markdown (.md)
• •Location: specs/
• •Filename: [feature-name].md (kebab-case, matches id without version)

Checklist Before Saving

• • Did NOT ask clarifying questions
• • Made reasonable assumptions
• • Has unique id field
• • Spec is completable in one iteration
• • Has all required sections including ## Done When
• • Used REAL data in examples (not [placeholder])
• • Saved to specs/[feature-name].md