Skill: shitianfang/coware (version 1.0.0)

--- name: coware description: > Coware Living Specs — shared API spec sync for multi-agent coding teams. TRIGGER when: project has .coware/ directory, user mentions shared specs, API alignment, merge conflicts, interface sync, team coordination, vibe coding collaboration, or multi-dev AI coding workflow. DO NOT TRIGGER when: single-dev project with no .coware/ directory and user has not mentioned team collaboration. --- # Coware — Shared Living Specs Coware keeps AI agents aligned by syncing shared interface specs across your team. Every agent reads the same spec before writing code — no more merge conflicts from mismatched APIs, field names, or return types. ## FIRST: Check initialization status Check if `.coware/config.json` exists in the project root. --- ## IF `.coware/config.json` EXISTS → Project is initialized This project already uses Coware. Follow this workflow: ### Before coding 1. Run: `node .coware/pull.mjs` - This fetches the latest specs from the Coware server. - If the command fails (network error, server down), proceed with whatever local `.coware/specs/*.md` files exist. 2. Read ALL `.md` files in `.coware/specs/`. - These specs are the **source of truth** for all interfaces, types, API contracts, and data shapes in this project. 3. You are ready to code. Follow the specs exactly. ### While coding - **Follow specs exactly.** Match field names, types, return formats, status codes. - **If a spec needs to change** (new endpoint, renamed field, etc.): 1. Update the relevant `.coware/specs/<slug>.md` file FIRST. 2. THEN update the code to match. 3. Never let code drift from specs. ### After coding 1. If you created or modified any spec files, run: `node .coware/sync.mjs` - This pushes updated specs to the server so teammates get them. - If sync fails, the local spec files are still the source of truth. 2. If you did NOT change any specs, no action needed. --- ## IF `.coware/config.json` DOES NOT EXIST → New project setup This project has not been initialized with Coware yet. ### Setup instructions 1. Fetch the setup guide: `https://coware.team/llms.txt` 2. Read the response carefully. 3. Follow ALL instructions in the guide from start to finish, in order. - The guide will walk you through: login, project creation/joining, file setup, and spec generation. - Execute ALL steps in ONE go. Do NOT stop to ask the user questions mid-flow. - The ONLY acceptable way to ask the user something is via a tool-based selection dialog. NEVER stop your turn to ask via text. 4. After setup completes, follow the "Project is initialized" workflow above. --- ## Spec file format Each spec file in `.coware/specs/` is a Markdown file: ```markdown # Module Name ## Endpoints ### GET /api/resource - Response: `{ data: Resource[], total: number }` - Auth: Bearer token required ## Types ### Resource - id: string (UUID) - name: string - createdAt: string (ISO 8601) ``` When generating or updating specs, follow this structure: - One file per module/domain (e.g., `auth.md`, `users.md`, `orders.md`) - Include endpoints with method, path, request/response shapes - Include shared types and enums - Include auth requirements and error formats - Use consistent naming conventions throughout all specs ## Inviting teammates After setup, share the invite code (found in `.coware/config.json` → `invite` field) with teammates. They install this skill and run `/coware` — their agent will automatically join the project and pull shared specs. ## Troubleshooting - **pull.mjs fails**: Proceed with local `.coware/specs/*.md` files. - **sync.mjs fails**: Local specs are still source of truth. Retry later. - **No specs exist**: Scan the codebase and generate specs, then sync. - **Specs conflict with code**: Specs win. Update code to match specs, or update specs first if the change is intentional.


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