detector
Detects SpecWeave context and provides workflow documentation for available commands. Use when learning SpecWeave commands, understanding available slash commands (/sw:increment, /sw:do, /sw:progress, /sw:done), or getting workflow guidance. Explains command syntax and recommended workflow patterns.
Why use this skill?
Learn how to use SpecWeave slash commands efficiently. Get expert guidance on workflow patterns, auto-resume features, and project management with this skill.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/anton-abyzov/sw-detectorWhat This Skill Does
The detector skill serves as your primary assistant for mastering the SpecWeave workflow. SpecWeave is a sophisticated task-management framework designed to streamline feature development by linking project management (PM) gates with code execution. This skill functions as a documentation agent, providing immediate, accurate, and context-aware guidance on all available slash commands. Whether you are wondering how to transition between features, needing a reminder on how to trigger the auto-resume functionality, or clarifying the relationship between /inc and /done, this agent keeps your workflow friction-free. It ensures you spend less time reading docs and more time building by keeping the core SpecWeave command reference at your fingertips.
Installation
To install this skill in your OpenClaw environment, use the following command:
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/anton-abyzov/sw-detector
Use Cases
This skill is essential for developers utilizing the SpecWeave framework to maintain high velocity. Use it when:
- You are onboarding to a new project and need a quick refresher on the SpecWeave command hierarchy.
- You want to understand the "auto-close" logic of the
/inccommand to ensure your project tracking remains clean and organized. - You need to debug why a workflow might have stalled and want to see if a
/progressreport can provide clues. - You are training team members on the SpecWeave "append-only" workflow pattern (0001 -> 0002 -> 0003).
- You are unsure of the specific flags or aliases available for advanced commands like
/sw:sync-docs.
Example Prompts
- "How do I start a new feature increment and ensure the current one is properly closed?"
- "Can you explain what the
/docommand does and how it handles task resumption?" - "Show me the status of my current workflow and tell me what the next step is using the available slash commands."
Tips & Limitations
- Tip: Treat
/incas your primary entry point for all new work. It is designed to be the only alias you really need to memorize to keep your PM gates synchronized with your code. - Tip: Always run
/progressif you are ever unsure where you left off or if an increment was successfully closed by the system. - Limitation: This skill provides documentation and workflow guidance only; it does not execute the actual planning or code generation. For automated planning, please ensure the
increment-plannerskill is also active. - Note: The detector skill is read-only regarding your code. It focuses purely on guiding the developer through the SpecWeave lifecycle.
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{
"plugins": {
"official-anton-abyzov-sw-detector": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
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