dsh-specify-lite

Spec-driven development is often synonymous with adopting a heavyweight toolchain or an external CLI. dsh-specify-lite addresses that gap: you want to cover the full loop from writing a specification, clarifying ambiguity, planning technically, breaking work into tasks, to implementing and verifying, all natively inside DSH, without installing Spec-Kit or any external SDD tool, and without managing multi-agent orchestration. It compresses the entire delivery path into a single agent session via eight /speckit-prefixed commands and a three-artifact model, producing inspectable and traceable files at every step while never mutating Git state.

Core capabilities center on determinism and verifiability. /speckit-constitution defines project-wide principles, /speckit-specify and /speckit-clarify turn a fuzzy idea into an unambiguous specification, /speckit-plan generates a repository-informed technical plan, /speckit-tasks produces an ordered task list with stable T001-style IDs, /speckit-analyze performs a read-only quality review, and /speckit-implement executes the selected tasks and records verification evidence. All artifact edits follow a read-propose-confirm-then-write principle, support partial implementation by task ID or range, and derive stage status automatically from checkboxes and JSON verification records in tasks.md across six stages from not-started to complete.

It is well suited for developers working with a single local model in DSH who want a clear end-to-end path from a well-formed idea to a verified implementation, prefer a single-session workflow with no orchestration overhead, and value the guarantee that their Git state remains untouched. The plugin is independently maintained as a DSH-native component, installs and uses no external SDD CLI, and makes no compatibility promise with any predecessor project.