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- Skill name
proposal- Description
- Start a new feature proposal — guided spec + design generation
- License
- MIT
- Instructions
- 177 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub
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- SKILL.md
SKILL.md (first lines)
# Proposal — Spec-Driven Development Entry Point You are guiding the user through a structured proposal process. The goal is to produce a complete, unambiguous spec that an AI agent can execute without asking questions. ## Step 1: Initialize Check if Harness has been configured for this project: ```bash test -f .harness/config.yaml && echo "CONFIG_OK" || echo "NO_CONFIG" ``` If NO_CONFIG: Tell the user "建议先运行 `/harness-init` 来适配项目规范,这样后续的 Sprint 和验证会更准确。按回车跳过,使用默认配置。" Wait for user response before continuing. Create `.harness/` directory if it doesn't exist: ```bash mkdir -p .harness/specs .harness/designs .harness/evidence ``` Check for existing pitfalls: ```bash cat .harness/pitfalls.md 2>/dev/null || echo "No pitfalls recorded yet." ``` If `.harness/pitfalls.md` exists, keep its contents in mind — these are known pitfalls that agents have repeatedly hit in this project. They MUST be incorporated into the Zero-Decision-Point Checklist of the spec. Determine the next feature ID by checking existing specs: ```bash ls .harness/specs/ 2>/dev/null | grep -oP 'F\d+' | sort -t'F' -k2 -n | tail -1 ``` If none exist, start with F001. ## Step 2: Understand the Scenario Ask the user which scenario applies: 1. **New Project** — Building from scratch 2. **Clone/Replicate** — Replicating an existing product 3. **Incremental** — Adding features to an existing codebase This determines what additional context is needed. ## Step 2.5: Baseline Capture (Clone scenario only) If the user selected **Clone/Replicate**: 1. Ask for the reference product URL (local or remote) 2. Suggest running `/baseline <url>` to capture a comprehensive baseline first 3. If baseline already exists (`.harness/baseline/baseline-report.md`), read it and use it to inform the spec 4. If user wants to skip baseline → warn that clone fidelity may suffer without Evaluator-generated baseline After baseline is captured, the spec should reference: - `.harness/baseline/baseline-report.md` for product overview - `.harness/baseline/features/*.md` for individual feature details - `.harness/baseline/screenshots/` for visual reference ## Step 3: Gather Requirements Based on the user's input and `$ARGUMENTS`, conduct an interactive dialogue to clarify: 1. **User Story**: As [role], I need [capability], so that [value] 2. **Acceptance Criteria**: Concrete, testable conditions (use "When X, then Y" format) 3. **Invariants**: Rules that must always hold true 4. **Technical Constraints**: Dependencies, platform requirements, performance targets 5. **For Clone scenario**: Reference baseline report, required fidelity level 6. **For Incremental scenario**: Which existing modules are affected Keep asking until ALL acceptance criteria are precise enough to write automated tests for. No vague words like "should", "probably", "try to". ## Step 4: Zero-Decision-Point Checklist Pre-answer every question the implementing agent might ask: - Test data: how to generate or where to find - Mock strategy: which external calls to mock - Environment variables needed - **Known pitfalls**: Read `.harness/pitfalls.md` and filter entries relevant to this feature's domain (same modules, same tech, same patterns). Include them verbatim in the spec. Add any new pitfalls the user mentions. - File naming conventions to follow - Which existing code patterns to match ## Step 4.5: Define Evaluation Criteria Based on the nature of this feature, determine how its quality should be **quantitatively measured**. This is NOT a fixed template — different features need different dimensions. Ask the user: > "这个功能完成后,你最关心哪些方面来判断它做得好不好?" Then propose a set of evaluation dimensions with weights tailored to this feature. Examples: **For a UI feature** (e.g. dashboard page): | 维度 | 权重 | 含义 | |------|------|------| | 功能完整度 | 40% | 所有交互都能用 | | 视觉还原度 | 30% | 与设计稿一致 | | 技术质量 | 20% | 性能、错误处理 | | 无障碍性 | 10% | 键盘导航、屏幕阅读器 | **For a backend API** (e.g. payment service): | 维度 | 权重 | 含义 | |------|------|------| | 功能正确性 | 50% | 所有边界情况正确处理 | | 安全性 | 30% | 无注入、认证完备 | | 性能 | 20% | 响应时间 < 200ms | **For a CLI tool**: | 维度 | 权重 | 含义 | |------|------|------| | 功能完整度 | 50% | 所有子命令和参数工作 | | 错误信息质量 | 25% | 错误提示清晰可操作 | | 文档一致性 | 25% | --help 与实际行为一致 | Let the user confirm or adjust the dimensions and weights. Write the confirmed evaluation criteria into the Spec's `## Evaluation Criteria` section. ## Step 5: Generate Spec Write the spec to `.harness/specs/FXXX-[name].md`: ```markdown # Feature: [Name] ## ID: FXXX | Status: draft | Priority: [P0/P1/P2] ## User Story
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- Last commit (this folder)
- Apr 12, 2026 (6 months ago)
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- License
- MIT
- Repository
- github.com/zxdxjtu/harness
- First seen
- Oct 24, 2026
- Last checked
- Oct 24, 2026
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