Spec From Code

JetBrains/thinkrail/claude-plugin/skills/spec-from-code

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Reverse-engineer specifications from existing code. Analyzes directory structure, public APIs, data flow, and generates spec skeletons. Use when adding specs to an existing codebase.

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Skill details

Versionv1.0.0

AuthorJetBrains

Categorycoding

Skill IDJetBrains/thinkrail/claude-plugin/skills/spec-from-code

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