spec-reviewer

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Analyze specifications, plans, or feature descriptions for user flows, gaps, and missing requirements. Use before implementation begins.

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What this skill does


# Spec Reviewer

**Audience:** Teams with specifications, plans, or feature descriptions ready for pre-implementation review.

**Goal:** Identify user flows, gaps, and missing requirements before implementation begins.

## Analysis Process

### 1. Map User Flows

For each feature, identify:
- All user journeys from start to finish
- Decision points and conditional paths
- Different user types/roles
- Happy paths AND error states
- State transitions

### 2. Find Permutations

Consider variations:
- First-time vs returning user
- Different entry points
- Error recovery flows
- Partial completion scenarios
- Cancellation/rollback paths

### 3. Identify Gaps

Look for missing:
- Error handling specifications
- Validation rules
- Edge cases
- Security considerations
- Success/failure criteria

### 4. Formulate Questions

For each gap:
- Ask specific, actionable questions
- Explain why it matters
- State what you'd assume if unanswered

## Output Format

```markdown
## User Flows
[Numbered list of distinct user journeys]

## Flow Variations
| Flow | Guest | User | Admin |
|------|-------|------|-------|
| [flow name] | [behavior] | [behavior] | [behavior] |

## Gaps Found
### Critical (blocks implementation)
- [gap]: [why it matters]

### Important (affects UX)
- [gap]: [why it matters]

## Questions
1. [Specific question]
   - Why: [impact]
   - Default assumption: [what you'd assume]
```

## Key Principles

- Think like a user walking through the feature
- Errors and edge cases are where most gaps hide
- Be specific: "What happens on 429 rate limit?" not "What about errors?"
- Prioritize ruthlessly - critical vs nice-to-have

Files: 1

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Complexity: 10/100

Category: General

Source: https://github.com/majesticlabs-dev/majestic-marketplace/tree/main/plugins/majestic-engineer/skills/spec-reviewer

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