source-command-sparc-spec-pseudocode

Generates modular pseudocode specification files with TDD anchors from project requirements.

Updated Feb 17, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/derbalimajd04-dot/al-wasat --skill source-command-sparc-spec-pseudocode-derbalimajd04-dot
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Skill: source-command-sparc-spec-pseudocode
Source: https://github.com/derbalimajd04-dot/al-wasat/tree/main/.agents/skills/source-command-sparc-spec-pseudocode
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/derbalimajd04-dot/al-wasat --skill source-command-sparc-spec-pseudocode-derbalimajd04-dot

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Translating raw project requirements into structured, implementation-ready specifications is time-consuming and error-prone. This Skill captures functional requirements, edge cases, and constraints, then converts them into modular pseudocode files with test-driven development anchors. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Specification Writing: Captures full project context including functional requirements, edge cases, and constraints. - Modular Pseudocode Generation: Produces pseudocode as phase-numbered Markdown files (phase_number_name.md), each kept under 500 lines with complex logic split across modules. - TDD Anchors: Embeds clear structure for future coding and testing directly into the specification flow logic. - Use Case: When starting a new payment flow feature, run the spec-pseudocode mode to generate a complete set of phased pseudocode specification files that developers and testers can implement against. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to run the sparc spec-pseudocode mode to define the requirements and pseudocode for your feature, such as a payment flow.

Frequently Asked Questions about source-command-sparc-spec-pseudocode

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate pseudocode specifications from project requirements?▼

Run the sparc spec-pseudocode mode with a task description, such as defining a payment flow. It captures requirements, edge cases, and constraints, then outputs modular pseudocode as phase-numbered Markdown files with TDD anchors.

How to run sparc spec-pseudocode without MCP tools?▼

Use the NPX CLI fallback: run npx Codex-flow sparc run spec-pseudocode followed by your task description. You can add flags like --namespace for memory scoping or --non-interactive for unattended execution.

What output format does the spec-pseudocode mode produce?▼

It produces pseudocode as a series of Markdown files named with the pattern phase_number_name.md. Each module stays under 500 lines, splits complex logic across files, and never includes hard-coded secrets or config values.

Can I store and retrieve specification context between sessions?▼

Yes, the mode integrates with memory tools via MCP or NPX CLI. Store context with a key and namespace like spec-pseudocode, then query previous work with memory search or memory query commands.

When should I not use pseudocode specification writing?▼

Avoid it for trivial single-function tasks where full specification overhead adds no value, or when requirements are still unstable and changing hourly. It works best once core functional requirements and constraints are reasonably defined.