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accelint-qrspi-propose
Use this skill when the user wants to start the formal QRSPI/OpenSpec planning workflow for a ticket, bug, feature request, or proposed product/CLI/app change before implementation. Invoke it when the user wants a spec-driven change package with questions first, factual research,
Overview
Use this skill when the user wants to start the formal QRSPI/OpenSpec planning workflow for a ticket, bug, feature request, or proposed product/CLI/app change before implementation. Invoke it when the user wants a spec-driven change package with questions first, factual research, proposal/design artifacts, affected specs, and a vertically sliced task plan, with explicit review/approval stops before any coding begins. This is the right skill when the user wants to plan, scope, or break down the change itself, especially if they ask to use QRSPI, create an OpenSpec change, run a planning workflow, or stop before writing code. Do not use it to implement an existing spec, review or polish artifacts that already exist, generate generic architecture docs, archive completed changes, or support loose brainstorming without a request for formal QRSPI/OpenSpec outputs.
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Accelint QRSPI
Automate the QRSPI + OpenSpec planning workflow. This skill applies the methodology from "We Got RPI Wrong" through OpenSpec's artifact system. It orchestrates the Questions → Research → Design → Structure stages and requires human checkpoints before any code is written.
What This Skill Does
Automates: The planning phase of spec-driven development using QRSPI Scope: Questions → Research → Design → Structure/Plan (stops before implementation) Output: A complete OpenSpec change ready for the accelint-qrspi-apply skill
Does NOT: Implement code, run tests, create PRs, or archive changes
Prerequisites
This skill requires the expanded OpenSpec workflows (explore, new, continue) to access the step-by-step artifact generation.
To verify these workflows are enabled:
openspec config list
Check that the workflows: section includes: explore, new, and continue.
If any are missing, enable the expanded profile:
openspec config profile
# Select "expanded" from the list
openspec update
Workflow Overview
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Stage Context Output Checkpoint │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Questions Ticket only Questions — │
│ Research Questions only Research doc — │
│ Design Q+R (NO ticket) proposal.md — │
│ design.md — │
│ [STOP HERE] │
│ ⚠️ CHECKPOINT 1: Review design.md - MUST approve to continue │
│ (frontmatter: specs_touched/decisions/created_at -> design.md) │
│ │
│ Specs/Tasks Q+R+design specs/* — │
│ tasks.md — │
│ ⚠️ CHECKPOINT 2: Review tasks.md - MUST approve to continue │
│ │
│ Done — Exit — │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Note: Keep the ticket OUT of context after the Questions stage to prevent completion bleed.
REQUIRED: The Design stage (steps 17-26) generates ONLY `proposal.md` and `design.md`, optionally creates `q-and-a.md` if `--verbose` flag was set, then STOPS for review at step 27. The Specs/Tasks stage (steps 33-43) generates `specs/*` and `tasks.md` separately after design approval.
Capture frontmatter at step 31 after Checkpoint 1 approval, not before. `design.md` reaches its final form for this planning pass only after the user approves it or confirms a manual edit. Earlier capture can write `specs_touched/decisions/created_at` against content the user is about to change. The `created_at` timestamp marks when the user approved the design (the moment the change becomes "real").
⚠️ REQUIRED CHECKPOINTS: The agent MUST pause and wait for explicit user approval at both checkpoints (step 27 and step 44). Proceeding without approval bypasses QRSPI's core value.
Implementation Steps
Execute these steps in order without stopping between them.
-
Validate user input and parse flags: Check if the user provided a ticket, feature request, or idea in their prompt (either as skill arguments or in their message). Also check for the
--verboseflag.Flag parsing:
- Check if the user's input contains
--verbose(with or without other content) - Store the verbose flag state for use in step 25
- Remove
--verbosefrom the input before extracting the ticket description - Store the original input text (after flag removal) for use in step 25 — this will be saved to trace.md if --verbose was set
Validation: If the prompt is empty or contains only the skill invocation with no actual content (after removing flags):
I need a ticket or feature description to plan. Please provide: - A ticket ID and description (e.g., "ATI-123: Add user authentication...") - A feature request ("I want to add dark mode support...") - An idea or problem statement ("Users complain about slow search...") Then I'll use QRSPI to break it down into a structured plan. Optional flags: --verbose Save input, questions, and answers to trace.md for audit trailExit the skill and wait for the user to provide input. Do NOT proceed with internal examples or placeholder content.
- Check if the user's input contains
-
Tell the user: "Checking OpenSpec configuration..."
-
Run
openspec config listand parse the output -
Check if the
workflows:section contains all three required workflows:explore,new, andcontinue -
If any are missing:
This skill requires the expanded OpenSpec workflows (explore, new, continue). Your current workflows: [list what's enabled] Missing: [list what's missing] To enable the expanded workflows, run: openspec config profile # Select "expanded" from the list openspec update Then re-run this skill. -
Exit the skill if required workflows are not enabled
-
If validation passes and all workflows are present, continue to step 8
-
Generate research questions (Context isolation: the agent sees ONLY the ticket, not prior codebase knowledge or research. This prevents solution-first thinking)
-
Accept the ticket description from the user (passed as the skill argument or prompted if missing)
-
Use the Agent tool to spawn sub-agent with this exact prompt
Invoke the openspec-explore skill.
I have this ticket:
<paste full ticket description here>
Generate a list of research questions that will tell us everything we need
to know before building this. Do not propose any solutions. Questions only.
-
Wait for the sub-agent (spawned via Agent tool) to complete and return the questions (INTERNAL STEP: Do NOT display the questions to the user)
-
Extract and store the questions — they will be passed to the next step.
-
Answer research questions (Context isolation: the agent answering questions should see ONLY the questions, not the original ticket. This is the core QRSPI insight — research is objective and ticket-agnostic)
-
Use the Agent tool to spawn a NEW sub-agent (fresh context) with this exact prompt:
Invoke the openspec-explore skill.
<paste ONLY the research questions from step 12>
Answer each question with facts only. Observe what the codebase does today AND what the current specs of record say (scan openspec/specs/INDEX.md for capabilities whose name or Purpose line plausibly relates to these questions; for any that match, read the full specs/<capability>/spec.md file and include its current requirements and scenarios directly in your findings, not just a reference to the file). Do not suggest changes or implementation approaches.
**Use `sem impact` for dependency analysis**
If research questions mention specific code entities (functions, classes, types, constants), check whether the `sem` CLI tool is available by running `which sem`.
If available, use `sem impact <token>` (baseline format, not JSON) to gather deterministic dependency data:
- Where the entity is defined (file:line)
- What it depends on (all dependencies)
- What depends on it (all call sites and references)
- Transitive impact (how many entities are affected)
Include this impact analysis in your research findings. This ensures the design phase has complete dependency information and won't miss references or call sites.
-
Wait for the sub-agent to complete and return the research document (INTERNAL STEP: Do NOT display the research findings to the user)
-
Store the research answers — they will inform the design step.
-
Generate design scaffolding (Context isolation: the ticket MUST NOT be in context during artifact generation. Use Agent tool to spawn a sub-agent with only questions + research to prevent "completion bleed".)
-
Read
openspec/config.yamlto extract therules.designsection -
Read
CLAUDE.mdorAGENTS.mdto extract agent behavior context -
Use the Agent tool to spawn a sub-agent with this exact prompt:
You are generating OpenSpec artifacts based on QRSPI research. You have access
to the research questions and answers, but NOT the original ticket text. This
prevents solution bias.
Research Questions and Answers:
<paste the research questions from step 12>
Research Findings:
<paste research doc from step 16>
OpenSpec Design Rules (from config.yaml):
<paste the rules.design section verbatim from step 18>
Agent Behavior Context:
<paste relevant sections from CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md from step 19>
CRITICAL: You MUST invoke OpenSpec skills to create and generate artifacts.
DO NOT create files or write artifact content yourself. The OpenSpec skills
will handle artifact generation following OpenSpec's configured rules.
Now create the OpenSpec change with proposal and design artifacts:
1. Invoke the openspec-new-change skill to create the change (OpenSpec will prompt for a slug)
2. CRITICAL: Capture the change name/slug from the output and use it in all subsequent commands
3. Run the openspec-continue-change skill ONCE with the change name to generate proposal.md ONLY:
Invoke the openspec-continue-change skill.
<change-name>
4. Run the openspec-continue-change skill ONCE with the change name to generate design.md ONLY:
Invoke the openspec-continue-change skill.
<change-name>
5. STOP after design.md - do NOT generate specs or tasks yet
IMPORTANT: Let openspec-continue-change generate proposal.md and design.md using the
OpenSpec workflow. DO NOT write these files yourself. The openspec-continue-change
skill handles artifact generation based on config.yaml rules.
After design.md is generated (and ONLY proposal.md and design.md exist),
report completion, the CHANGE NAME, and the path to the design file.
IMPORTANT: You MUST report the change name explicitly at the end like:
"Change name: <slug>"
CRITICAL: STOP AFTER GENERATING DESIGN.MD. DO NOT CONTINUE TO SPECS OR TASKS.
Your job ends here. The parent agent will handle the checkpoint and further steps.
If you generate specs/* or tasks.md, you will bypass the mandatory design review.
-
Wait for the sub-agent to complete
-
Extract the change name/slug from the sub-agent output (look for "Change name:" or parse from the file path)
-
Store the change name — it will be passed to later steps
-
Verify the design.md file exists at the reported path
-
If
--verboseflag was set in step 1: Create atrace.mdaudit trail file in the change folder before proceeding to the checkpoint.
Purpose: Provides traceability by capturing the initial input
File metadata
name: accelint-qrspi-propose description: Use this skill when the user wants to start the formal QRSPI/OpenSpec planning workflow for a ticket, bug, feature request, or proposed product/CLI/app change before implementation. Invoke it when the user wants a spec-driven change package with questions first, factual research, proposal/design artifacts, affected specs, and a vertically sliced task plan, with explicit review/approval stops before any coding begins. This is the right skill when the user wants to plan, scope, or break down the change itself, especially if they ask to use QRSPI, create an OpenSpec change, run a planning workflow, or stop before writing code. Do not use it to implement an existing spec, review or polish artifacts that already exist, generate generic architecture docs, archive completed changes, or support loose brainstorming without a request for formal QRSPI/OpenSpec outputs. license: Apache-2.0 metadata: author: accelint version: "1.9.0"
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---
name: accelint-qrspi-propose
description: Use this skill when the user wants to start the formal QRSPI/OpenSpec planning workflow for a ticket, bug, feature request, or proposed product/CLI/app change before implementation. Invoke it when the user wants a spec-driven change package with questions first, factual research, proposal/design artifacts, affected specs, and a vertically sliced task plan, with explicit review/approval stops before any coding begins. This is the right skill when the user wants to plan, scope, or break down the change itself, especially if they ask to use QRSPI, create an OpenSpec change, run a planning workflow, or stop before writing code. Do not use it to implement an existing spec, review or polish artifacts that already exist, generate generic architecture docs, archive completed changes, or support loose brainstorming without a request for formal QRSPI/OpenSpec outputs.
license: Apache-2.0
metadata:
author: accelint
version: "1.9.0"
---
# Accelint QRSPI
Automate the QRSPI + OpenSpec planning workflow. This skill applies the methodology from "We Got RPI Wrong" through OpenSpec's artifact system. It orchestrates the Questions → Research → Design → Structure stages and requires human checkpoints before any code is written.
## What This Skill Does
**Automates**: The planning phase of spec-driven development using QRSPI
**Scope**: Questions → Research → Design → Structure/Plan (stops before implementation)
**Output**: A complete OpenSpec change ready for the accelint-qrspi-apply skill
**Does NOT**: Implement code, run tests, create PRs, or archive changes
## Prerequisites
This skill requires the **expanded OpenSpec workflows** (`explore`, `new`, `continue`) to access the step-by-step artifact generation.
To verify these workflows are enabled:
```bash
openspec config list
```
Check that the `workflows:` section includes: `explore`, `new`, and `continue`.
If any are missing, enable the expanded profile:
```bash
openspec config profile
# Select "expanded" from the list
openspec update
```
## Workflow Overview
```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Stage Context Output Checkpoint │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Questions Ticket only Questions — │
│ Research Questions only Research doc — │
│ Design Q+R (NO ticket) proposal.md — │
│ design.md — │
│ [STOP HERE] │
│ ⚠️ CHECKPOINT 1: Review design.md - MUST approve to continue │
│ (frontmatter: specs_touched/decisions/created_at -> design.md) │
│ │
│ Specs/Tasks Q+R+design specs/* — │
│ tasks.md — │
│ ⚠️ CHECKPOINT 2: Review tasks.md - MUST approve to continue │
│ │
│ Done — Exit — │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Note: Keep the ticket OUT of context after the Questions stage to prevent completion bleed.
REQUIRED: The Design stage (steps 17-26) generates ONLY `proposal.md` and `design.md`, optionally creates `q-and-a.md` if `--verbose` flag was set, then STOPS for review at step 27. The Specs/Tasks stage (steps 33-43) generates `specs/*` and `tasks.md` separately after design approval.
Capture frontmatter at step 31 after Checkpoint 1 approval, not before. `design.md` reaches its final form for this planning pass only after the user approves it or confirms a manual edit. Earlier capture can write `specs_touched/decisions/created_at` against content the user is about to change. The `created_at` timestamp marks when the user approved the design (the moment the change becomes "real").
⚠️ REQUIRED CHECKPOINTS: The agent MUST pause and wait for explicit user approval at both checkpoints (step 27 and step 44). Proceeding without approval bypasses QRSPI's core value.
```
## Implementation Steps
Execute these steps in order without stopping between them.
1. **Validate user input and parse flags**: Check if the user provided a ticket, feature request, or idea in their prompt (either as skill arguments or in their message). Also check for the `--verbose` flag.
**Flag parsing:**
- Check if the user's input contains `--verbose` (with or without other content)
- Store the verbose flag state for use in step 25
- Remove `--verbose` from the input before extracting the ticket description
- Store the original input text (after flag removal) for use in step 25 — this will be saved to trace.md if --verbose was set
**Validation:**
If the prompt is empty or contains only the skill invocation with no actual content (after removing flags):
```text
I need a ticket or feature description to plan. Please provide:
- A ticket ID and description (e.g., "ATI-123: Add user authentication...")
- A feature request ("I want to add dark mode support...")
- An idea or problem statement ("Users complain about slow search...")
Then I'll use QRSPI to break it down into a structured plan.
Optional flags:
--verbose Save input, questions, and answers to trace.md for audit trail
```
Exit the skill and wait for the user to provide input. Do NOT proceed with internal examples or placeholder content.
2. Tell the user: "Checking OpenSpec configuration..."
3. Run `openspec config list` and parse the output
4. Check if the `workflows:` section contains all three required workflows: `explore`, `new`, and `continue`
5. If any are missing:
```text
This skill requires the expanded OpenSpec workflows (explore, new, continue).
Your current workflows: [list what's enabled]
Missing: [list what's missing]
To enable the expanded workflows, run:
openspec config profile
# Select "expanded" from the list
openspec update
Then re-run this skill.
```
6. Exit the skill if required workflows are not enabled
7. If validation passes and all workflows are present, continue to step 8
8. **Generate research questions** (Context isolation: the agent sees ONLY the ticket, not prior codebase knowledge or research. This prevents solution-first thinking)
9. Accept the ticket description from the user (passed as the skill argument or prompted if missing)
10. Use the Agent tool to spawn sub-agent with this exact prompt
```text
Invoke the openspec-explore skill.
I have this ticket:
<paste full ticket description here>
Generate a list of research questions that will tell us everything we need
to know before building this. Do not propose any solutions. Questions only.
```
11. Wait for the sub-agent (spawned via Agent tool) to complete and return the questions (INTERNAL STEP: Do NOT display the questions to the user)
12. Extract and store the questions — they will be passed to the next step.
13. **Answer research questions** (Context isolation: the agent answering questions should see ONLY the questions, not the original ticket. This is the core QRSPI insight — research is objective and ticket-agnostic)
14. Use the Agent tool to spawn a NEW sub-agent (fresh context) with this exact prompt:
```text
Invoke the openspec-explore skill.
<paste ONLY the research questions from step 12>
Answer each question with facts only. Observe what the codebase does today AND what the current specs of record say (scan openspec/specs/INDEX.md for capabilities whose name or Purpose line plausibly relates to these questions; for any that match, read the full specs/<capability>/spec.md file and include its current requirements and scenarios directly in your findings, not just a reference to the file). Do not suggest changes or implementation approaches.
**Use `sem impact` for dependency analysis**
If research questions mention specific code entities (functions, classes, types, constants), check whether the `sem` CLI tool is available by running `which sem`.
If available, use `sem impact <token>` (baseline format, not JSON) to gather deterministic dependency data:
- Where the entity is defined (file:line)
- What it depends on (all dependencies)
- What depends on it (all call sites and references)
- Transitive impact (how many entities are affected)
Include this impact analysis in your research findings. This ensures the design phase has complete dependency information and won't miss references or call sites.
```
15. Wait for the sub-agent to complete and return the research document (INTERNAL STEP: Do NOT display the research findings to the user)
16. Store the research answers — they will inform the design step.
17. **Generate design scaffolding** (Context isolation: the ticket MUST NOT be in context during artifact generation. Use Agent tool to spawn a sub-agent with only questions + research to prevent "completion bleed".)
18. Read `openspec/config.yaml` to extract the `rules.design` section
19. Read `CLAUDE.md` or `AGENTS.md` to extract agent behavior context
20. Use the Agent tool to spawn a sub-agent with this exact prompt:
```text
You are generating OpenSpec artifacts based on QRSPI research. You have access
to the research questions and answers, but NOT the original ticket text. This
prevents solution bias.
Research Questions and Answers:
<paste the research questions from step 12>
Research Findings:
<paste research doc from step 16>
OpenSpec Design Rules (from config.yaml):
<paste the rules.design section verbatim from step 18>
Agent Behavior Context:
<paste relevant sections from CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md from step 19>
CRITICAL: You MUST invoke OpenSpec skills to create and generate artifacts.
DO NOT create files or write artifact content yourself. The OpenSpec skills
will handle artifact generation following OpenSpec's configured rules.
Now create the OpenSpec change with proposal and design artifacts:
1. Invoke the openspec-new-change skill to create the change (OpenSpec will prompt for a slug)
2. CRITICAL: Capture the change name/slug from the output and use it in all subsequent commands
3. Run the openspec-continue-change skill ONCE with the change name to generate proposal.md ONLY:
Invoke the openspec-continue-change skill.
<change-name>
4. Run the openspec-continue-change skill ONCE with the change name to generate design.md ONLY:
Invoke the openspec-continue-change skill.
<change-name>
5. STOP after design.md - do NOT generate specs or tasks yet
IMPORTANT: Let openspec-continue-change generate proposal.md and design.md using the
OpenSpec workflow. DO NOT write these files yourself. The openspec-continue-change
skill handles artifact generation based on config.yaml rules.
After design.md is generated (and ONLY proposal.md and design.md exist),
report completion, the CHANGE NAME, and the path to the design file.
IMPORTANT: You MUST report the change name explicitly at the end like:
"Change name: <slug>"
CRITICAL: STOP AFTER GENERATING DESIGN.MD. DO NOT CONTINUE TO SPECS OR TASKS.
Your job ends here. The parent agent will handle the checkpoint and further steps.
If you generate specs/* or tasks.md, you will bypass the mandatory design review.
```
21. Wait for the sub-agent to complete
22. Extract the change name/slug from the sub-agent output (look for "Change name:" or parse from the file path)
23. Store the change name — it will be passed to later steps
24. Verify the design.md file exists at the reported path
25. **If `--verbose` flag was set in step 1**: Create a `trace.md` audit trail file in the change folder before proceeding to the checkpoint.
**Purpose**: Provides traceability by capturing the initial inputReview the source
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