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@agagniere agagniere released this 20 May 12:32
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Sub-agents

Four read-only sub-agents are now bundled in the plugin. They can be invoked standalone or by Claude during spec-writing workflows:

  • requirement-reviewer — Reviews a draft or existing requirement for atomicity, testability, clarity, category fit, and impact on existing tests and references.
  • test-plan-reviewer — Reviews a draft or existing test plan for step style, coverage of the requirement it claims to test, scope, and overlap with sibling tests.
  • test-plan-author — Drafts a test plan TOML block for a given requirement ID.
  • code-test-reviewer — Reviews an automated test (unit, integration, or e2e) against its Speky test plan, mapping each plan step to code assertions and flagging gaps or missing source links.

Added

  • Speky now validates test.prereq IDs at load time. A test referencing a non-existent prerequisite fails with a clear error message rather than silently loading a broken spec.
  • get_test now includes a continued_by field listing tests that declare this test in their prereq field, making it easy to assess the downstream impact of modifying a test.

Full Changelog: 0.3.4...0.3.5

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