ADLC Spec Kit Bundle

Extensions and presets for the Agentic SDLC methodology, designed for use with upstream spec-kit.

Quick Start

# 1. Initialize with upstream spec-kit
specify init my-project --integration opencode
cd my-project

# 2. Add Tikal's bundle catalog and install it
specify bundle catalog add https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tikalk/adlc-spec-kit-bundle/main/catalog.json
specify bundle install adlc-spec-kit

# 3. Install ADLC native skills (Standalone)
npx skills add tikalk/adlc-team-skills -a opencode

What's Included

Extensions

• adlc-git — Git workflow with branch/worktree isolation, task branches, DAG orchestration, and multi-repo workspace support (enhanced superset of upstream's git; renamed to avoid collision)
• tdd — Test-driven development (RED→GREEN→REFACTOR)
• edd — Evaluation-driven development with PromptFoo
• adlc-agent-context — Manages AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md context sections, including the team-boot/team-discover directive block for the ADLC skills (renamed to avoid collision with upstream's agent-context)

Upstream spec-kit ships its own bundled git, bug, and agent-context extensions. Because the bundler always prefers the CLI's built-in copies over a bundle's, our enhanced variants use adlc--prefixed ids so they install alongside upstream's without collision. bug is intentionally omitted — upstream's is identical.

Presets

• agentic-sdlc — Full lifecycle: specify → plan → tasks → implement → converge
• agentic-change — Lightweight change proposals
• agentic-quick — Session-based ad-hoc execution

Companion: ADLC Team Skills

Install adlc-team-skills for domain workflows:

• architect (ADR + Architecture Description)
• product (PRD + PDR)
• levelup (CDR lifecycle)
• team (team AI directives management)
• mission-brief (end-to-end SDD orchestration)

Known Limitations (vs. fork)

This bundle works with upstream spec-kit. The fork provides additional features not available in this bundle:

• Runtime hooks — SessionStart auto-trigger, PreToolUse/PostToolUse hooks
• spec. command prefix — upstream uses speckit. prefix
• Self-upgrade — specify self upgrade pointing to tikalk releases
• Auto-install at init — upstream requires manual specify bundle install

If you need these features, use the fork instead.