/spk-start-first-feature
Guide a first Spec Kitty feature from setup through specify, plan, tasks, implementation, review, accept, merge, and retrospective.
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/spk-start-first-feature
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Guide a first Spec Kitty feature from setup through specify, plan, tasks, implementation, review, accept, merge, and retrospective.
SKILL.md
spk-start-first-feature.SKILL.mdname: spk-start-first-feature description: "Guide a first Spec Kitty feature from setup through specify, plan, tasks, implementation, review, accept, merge, and retrospective."
spk-start-first-feature
Use this skill when a user wants to start their first Spec Kitty mission or feature and needs the end-to-end path.
Workflow
1. Verify install and agent surface with `spk-admin-setup-doctor` if commands or skills are missing. 2. Create or select the mission with `/spec-kitty.specify`. 3. Build the plan with `/spec-kitty.plan`. 4. Produce work packages with `/spec-kitty.tasks` or the outline/packages/finalize split when the project uses staged task authoring. 5. Advance work with `spk-run-next`. 6. Drive implementation/review loops with `spk-run-implement-review`. 7. Close with `spk-gate-accept`, then `spk-gate-merge`. 8. Finish post-merge checks with `spk-gate-mission-review` and `spk-gate-retrospective`.
Guardrails
- Keep the user on one mission until a blocker requires a different route.
- Treat generated runtime prompt files as authoritative for the current action.
- Do not skip review, accept, or merge gates just because implementation appears
complete.
Spec-Driven Development for serious software developers. Spec Coding with with Claude, Cursor, Gemini, Codex. Kanban dashboard, git worktrees, auto-merge and more.
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