ss-build
Spec-driven feature development workflow. Triggers on build/create/add/implement/develop intent.
What this skill does
# SpecSwarm Build Workflow
Provides natural language access to `/ss:build` command.
## Dynamic Context
Current build state:
`!cat .specswarm/build-loop.state 2>/dev/null || echo "No active build"`
## When to Invoke
Trigger this skill when the user mentions:
- Building, creating, or adding features
- Implementing or developing functionality
- Making or adding components
- Any request to build software features
**Examples:**
- "Build user authentication"
- "Create a payment system"
- "Add dashboard analytics"
- "Implement shopping cart"
## Instructions
**Skill-Based Routing:**
1. **Detect** that user mentioned building/creating software
2. **Extract** the feature description from their message
3. **Route based on intent clarity**:
**Clear intent** - Execute directly:
- Clear feature requests: "Please build a simple website", "Create user authentication with JWT", "Add dashboard analytics"
- Action: Immediately run `/ss:build "feature description"`
**Ambiguous intent** - Ask for confirmation:
- Less specific: "Add authentication", "Work on the app"
- Action: Use AskUserQuestion tool with two options:
- Option 1 (label: "Run /ss:build"): Use SpecSwarm's complete workflow
- Option 2 (label: "Process normally"): Handle as regular Claude Code request
4. **If user selects Option 2**, process normally without SpecSwarm
5. **After command completes**, STOP - do not continue with ship/merge
## What the Build Command Does
`/ss:build` runs complete workflow:
- Creates specification
- Asks clarifying questions
- Generates implementation plan
- Breaks down into tasks
- Implements all tasks
- Validates quality
Stops after implementation - does NOT merge/ship/deploy.
## Semantic Understanding
This skill should trigger not just on exact keywords, but semantic equivalents:
**Build equivalents**: build, create, make, develop, implement, add, construct, set up, establish, design
**Feature terms**: feature, component, functionality, module, system, page, form, interface
## Example
```
User: "Build user authentication with JWT"Related in General
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