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Comprehensive developer toolkit providing reusable skills for Java/Spring Boot, TypeScript/NestJS/React/Next.js, Python, PHP, AWS CloudFormation, AI/RAG, DevOps, and more.

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guide-commands.mdplugins/github-spec-kit/docs/

GitHub Spec Kit Commands Guide

This guide documents all commands available in the GitHub Spec Kit Plugin.

Overview

The GitHub Spec Kit Plugin provides specialized commands for GitHub specification and workflow optimization.

Available Commands

  • Integration: 1 command for checking GitHub integration
  • Optimization: 1 command for optimizing GitHub workflows
  • Verification: 1 command for verifying GitHub specifications

Commands

/speckit.check-integration

Purpose: Check integration with GitHub specifications and validate setup.

Usage:

/speckit.check-integration

Common use cases:

  • Validating GitHub integration setup
  • Checking specification compliance
  • Troubleshooting integration issues

/speckit.optimize

Purpose: Optimize GitHub workflows and specifications for better performance and maintainability.

Usage:

/speckit.optimize

Common use cases:

  • Optimizing GitHub Actions workflows
  • Improving workflow performance
  • Streamlining GitHub configurations

/speckit.verify

Purpose: Verify GitHub specifications against best practices and requirements.

Usage:

/speckit.verify

Common use cases:

  • Verifying workflow specifications
  • Checking compliance with standards
  • Validating GitHub configurations

Command Usage Guidelines

How to Invoke Commands

Commands are invoked using the slash syntax in Claude Code:

/speckit.{command-name} [arguments]

Best Practices

  1. Check integration first: Use /speckit.check-integration to validate setup
  2. Optimize regularly: Use /speckit.optimize to maintain optimal performance
  3. Verify changes: Use /speckit.verify after making changes

See Also

  • Core Command Guide - All commands across plugins
  • DevOps Plugin - Docker and GitHub Actions guides

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docs

guide-commands.md

README.md

README.md

CHANGELOG.md

context7.json

CONTRIBUTING.md

README_CN.md

README_ES.md

README_IT.md

README.md

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