apply-spec

Name: apply-spec
Author: brublurryface

Apply a provided implementation specification safely

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Prompt file imported from brublurryface/sanaka (.github/prompts/apply-spec.prompt.md). Copyright stays with the author.

Apply the implementation specification provided in the current conversation.

Follow these rules:

Identify the files explicitly allowed by the specification.
Read those files before modifying them.
Modify only the allowed files.
Preserve unrelated code and formatting.
Apply complete file contents exactly when complete replacement files are provided, unless they conflict with the current repository.
Do not invent extra architecture, dependencies, refactors or visual changes.
If the specification conflicts with the current codebase, stop and explain the conflict before editing.
After editing, run git status --short.
Report:
- files changed
- what was implemented
- any conflicts or warnings

Do not commit. Do not push. Do not create a pull request.

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Apply the implementation specification provided in the current conversation.

Follow these rules:

1. Identify the files explicitly allowed by the specification.
2. Read those files before modifying them.
3. Modify only the allowed files.
4. Preserve unrelated code and formatting.
5. Apply complete file contents exactly when complete replacement files are provided, unless they conflict with the current repository.
6. Do not invent extra architecture, dependencies, refactors or visual changes.
7. If the specification conflicts with the current codebase, stop and explain the conflict before editing.
8. After editing, run `git status --short`.
9. Report:
   - files changed
   - what was implemented
   - any conflicts or warnings

Do not commit.
Do not push.
Do not create a pull request.

Manifest

The prompt text and its fill-in variables. Copy it or fetch it by URL from your own code.

brublurryface-sanaka-apply-spec-prompt.prompt.jsonjson

{
  "prompt": "Apply the implementation specification provided in the current conversation.\n\nFollow these rules:\n\n1. Identify the files explicitly allowed by the specification.\n2. Read those files before modifying them.\n3. Modify only the allowed files.\n4. Preserve unrelated code and formatting.\n5. Apply complete file contents exactly when complete replacement files are provided, unless they conflict with the current repository.\n6. Do not invent extra architecture, dependencies, refactors or visual changes.\n7. If the specification conflicts with the current codebase, stop and explain the conflict before editing.\n8. After editing, run `git status --short`.\n9. Report:\n   - files changed\n   - what was implemented\n   - any conflicts or warnings\n\nDo not commit.\nDo not push.\nDo not create a pull request.",
  "variables": [],
  "notes": "Apply a provided implementation specification safely Arguments: paste or reference the implementation specification.",
  "metadata": {
    "source": {
      "provider": "github-prompts",
      "repository": "https://github.com/brublurryface/sanaka",
      "path": ".github/prompts/apply-spec.prompt.md",
      "ref": "d2f36ced337aa99c7997c6a070eb8707d709656f",
      "url": "https://github.com/brublurryface/sanaka/blob/d2f36ced337aa99c7997c6a070eb8707d709656f/.github/prompts/apply-spec.prompt.md",
      "key": "brublurryface/sanaka/.github/prompts/apply-spec.prompt.md"
    }
  }
}

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