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Package spectype defines the registry of specification document types.
Each SpecType represents a distinct document artifact in a specification workflow (e.g., PRD, MRD, Press Release, FAQ, 6-Pager).
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type AuthorshipMode ¶
type AuthorshipMode string
AuthorshipMode indicates whether a spec is typically human-authored or LLM-synthesized.
const ( // AuthorshipHuman indicates the spec is primarily human-authored. AuthorshipHuman AuthorshipMode = "human" // AuthorshipSynthesized indicates the spec is primarily LLM-synthesized. AuthorshipSynthesized AuthorshipMode = "synthesized" // AuthorshipHybrid indicates the spec involves both human and LLM authorship. AuthorshipHybrid AuthorshipMode = "hybrid" )
type Category ¶
type Category string
Category groups spec types by their role in the workflow.
const ( // CategorySource represents human-authored discovery documents. CategorySource Category = "source" // CategoryGTM represents go-to-market documents (often synthesized). CategoryGTM Category = "gtm" // CategoryTechnical represents technical specification documents. CategoryTechnical Category = "technical" // CategoryExecution represents execution tracking documents. CategoryExecution Category = "execution" // CategoryOutput represents reconciled output documents. CategoryOutput Category = "output" // CategoryStrategic represents strategic planning documents (e.g., V2MOM). CategoryStrategic Category = "strategic" )
type PDLCStage ¶
type PDLCStage string
PDLCStage identifies which stage of the ProductBuildersHQ Product Development Lifecycle (PDLC) a spec type belongs to. This is orthogonal to Category (which groups specs by their role in a *workflow*, e.g. source vs. gtm vs. technical): PDLCStage groups them by which of the six PDLC stages they are produced in, so a downstream consumer (e.g. Threat Model Spec) can bucket any workflow's specs into the PDLC stages without knowing the individual spec types.
Only the two spec-driven stages apply here — Implementation, Deployment, Builder Operations, and Product Operations consume non-spec artifacts (code, IaC, telemetry), never workflow specs, so no spec type carries those values. Execution-tracking spec types (plan, roadmap) carry no PDLCStage: they track work across the whole lifecycle rather than belonging to one content-producing stage.
These values are string constants, not an imported Go type, deliberately: specification-workflow-spec sits upstream of visionspec in the visionstudio -> visionspec -> specification-workflow-spec dependency chain, and pdlc itself depends on visionspec — so importing github.com/ProductBuildersHQ/pdlc here would close an import cycle. The values must match pdlc's Stage* constants (see stages.go in that module); a downstream consumer that can safely import both (e.g. Threat Model Spec) should carry the conformance test verifying they stay in sync.
type SpecType ¶
type SpecType struct {
// ID is the canonical identifier (e.g., "prd", "press", "narrative-6p").
ID string `json:"id" jsonschema:"required,description=Canonical identifier for the spec type"`
// Name is the human-readable name (e.g., "Product Requirements Document").
Name string `json:"name" jsonschema:"required,description=Human-readable name"`
// ShortName is an abbreviated name for UI display (e.g., "PRD", "6-Pager").
ShortName string `json:"shortName,omitempty" jsonschema:"description=Abbreviated name for compact display"`
// Description explains the purpose of this spec type.
Description string `json:"description,omitempty" jsonschema:"description=Purpose and usage of this spec type"`
// Category groups this spec type (source, gtm, technical, etc.).
Category Category `json:"category" jsonschema:"required,enum=source,enum=gtm,enum=technical,enum=execution,enum=output,enum=strategic"`
// PDLCStage is the PDLC stage this spec type is produced in. Empty for
// spec types that aren't tied to one content-producing stage (e.g. plan,
// roadmap). See the PDLCStage type doc for the full rationale.
PDLCStage PDLCStage `json:"pdlcStage,omitempty" jsonschema:"enum=product-definition,enum=builder-definition"`
// Authorship indicates typical authorship mode.
Authorship AuthorshipMode `json:"authorship" jsonschema:"required,enum=human,enum=synthesized,enum=hybrid"`
// Filename is the canonical filename (e.g., "PRD.md", "press.md").
Filename string `json:"filename" jsonschema:"required,description=Canonical filename for this spec"`
// EvalFilename is the filename for evaluation results (e.g., "PRD.eval.json").
EvalFilename string `json:"evalFilename,omitempty" jsonschema:"description=Filename for LLM-as-Judge evaluation results"`
// Origins lists the methodologies that use this spec type.
Origins []string `json:"origins,omitempty" jsonschema:"description=Methodologies that originated or use this spec type"`
// Aliases are alternative names for this spec type.
Aliases []string `json:"aliases,omitempty" jsonschema:"description=Alternative names or abbreviations"`
}
SpecType defines a specification document type in the registry.
func CoreSpecTypes ¶
func CoreSpecTypes() []SpecType
CoreSpecTypes returns the built-in spec type definitions.
type SpecTypeRegistry ¶
type SpecTypeRegistry struct {
// Version is the schema version for this registry.
Version string `json:"version" jsonschema:"required,description=Schema version"`
// Types is the list of registered spec types.
Types []SpecType `json:"types" jsonschema:"required,description=Registered specification types"`
}
SpecTypeRegistry is a collection of spec type definitions.
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