Parse and validate project specifications. Use when loading YAML/JSON specs, validating spec structure, extracting requirements, or converting between spec formats.
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tessl review fix ./skills/ac-spec-parser/SKILL.mdParse and validate project specifications for autonomous coding.
Parses YAML/JSON/Markdown specifications into structured data for feature generation and planning.
from scripts.spec_parser import SpecParser
parser = SpecParser(project_dir)
spec = await parser.parse("spec.yaml")
print(spec.project_name)
print(spec.requirements).yaml, .yml - Structured specifications.json - Machine-readable specs.md - Human-readable specs with sectionsproject:
name: "Project Name"
description: "What the project does"
type: "web-app|api|cli|library"
requirements:
functional:
- id: "REQ-001"
description: "User can login"
priority: "high|medium|low"
acceptance_criteria:
- "Valid credentials grant access"
- "Invalid credentials show error"
non_functional:
- id: "NFR-001"
description: "Response under 200ms"
category: "performance|security|usability"
technology:
language: "python|typescript|go"
framework: "fastapi|nextjs|gin"
database: "postgresql|mongodb"
constraints:
- "Must run on AWS"
- "Budget under $100/month"Used by:
ac-spec-generator: Generates feature list from parsed specac-feature-analyzer: Analyzes requirementsac-complexity-assessor: Estimates complexitySee scripts/spec_parser.py for full implementation.
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