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--- name: speq-cli description: Query specs via the speq CLI: semantic search, feature listing, structure validation, and the absence check. Every speq orchestrator and sub-agent invokes this first for spec discovery, search, or validation. --- # speq CLI The CLI is installed locally and on the path. Invoke via `speq`. ## What Search Covers `speq search query` is semantic. It ranks scenario names and steps by meaning. It does not cover feature descriptions, Backgrounds, or ADRs, and it can miss an exact identifier. ## Reading Specs - Read a feature with `speq feature get <domain>/<feature>`. It prints the description, the Background, and the scenarios. - Read the spec file directly when exact text matters. `speq feature get` does not print nested list items under a step or fenced code blocks inside a scenario. ## Command Reference | Command | Purpose | |---------|---------| | `speq domain list` | List all domains | | `speq feature list` | Tree view of all features | | `speq feature list <domain>` | Features in a domain | | `speq feature get <domain>/<feature>` | Full feature spec | | `speq feature get '<domain>/<feature>/<scenario>'` | Single scenario | | `speq search query "<query>"` | Semantic search | | `speq search index` | Rebuild the search index | | `speq decision-log show` | Show the accepted ADRs | | `speq decision-log validate` | Validate the ADR fragments | | `speq feature validate` | Validate all specs | | `speq feature validate <domain>/<feature>` | Validate single feature | | `speq plan list` | List active plans | | `speq plan validate <plan>` | Validate a plan | | `speq record <plan>` | Merge a validated plan into the permanent specs | Single-quote a scenario path. In double quotes, the shell runs the text between backticks as a command. ## Absence Check Before you state that no spec or decision covers a topic, run all three checks: ```bash speq search query "<concept>" # repeat with each synonym and exact term from the request speq feature get <domain>/<feature> # read each feature the search names or that is nearby speq decision-log show # read the accepted ADRs for the topic ``` Report absence only when all three find nothing. Name the queries and terms you checked in the claim.