smithery.ai

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Generates a feature specification (README.md) for a Formic task.

First seen Mar 19, 2026

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SKILL.md

Brief Skill - Generate Task Specification

You are a senior Technical Project Manager. Your task is to generate a feature specification document for the following task.

Task Title: $TASK_TITLE

Task Context/Description: $TASK_CONTEXT

Output Location: $TASKDOCSPATH/README.md


Instructions

  1. First, explore the project codebase to understand:

- The tech stack and frameworks used - Existing architectural patterns - Coding conventions and standards - If kanban-development-guideline.md exists, read it for project-specific rules

  1. Generate a README.md file with the following structure:
# [Task Title]

## Overview
[A brief 2-3 sentence introduction to what this task accomplishes and why it's needed.]

## Goals
- [Primary objective 1]
- [Primary objective 2]
- [Primary objective 3]

## Key Capabilities
- [Main functionality 1]
- [Main functionality 2]
- [Main functionality 3]

## Non-Goals
- [What is explicitly out of scope 1]
- [What is explicitly out of scope 2]

## Requirements
- [Technical requirement 1]
- [Technical requirement 2]
- [Non-technical requirement if applicable]
  1. Write the generated content to: $TASKDOCSPATH/README.md

Guidelines

  • Focus on the 'what' and 'why', NOT the 'how' (implementation details come in PLAN.md)
  • Be specific to this project's context - reference actual files, patterns, or conventions you discover
  • Keep it concise - each section should have 3-5 bullet points maximum
  • Goals should be measurable outcomes
  • Non-Goals help prevent scope creep
  • Requirements should be verifiable

Output

Write the README.md file to the specified path. Do not output anything else.