Validate Changes Match Specs
warpdotdev/common-skillsWhen you write code or update a project, you need to make sure it follows the plan. The plan is often written in special documents called specs. This skill helps you compare your work against those specs. It finds any differences between what was promised and what was built.
You set up specs for things like product features, security rules, or technical design. The skill reads the spec documents and the actual code changes. It lists every place where the code does not match the spec. Then it asks you what to do. You can fix the code to match the spec or update the spec to match the code.
This skill saves you from missing important details. It makes sure everyone agrees on what the final result should be. Teams that use clear specs benefit the most from this careful check.
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