AI-powered Spec-Driven Development wizard for the Lazarus IDE.

A dockable IDE plugin for Lazarus 4.4+ that integrates multiple AI providers in three modes: Ask, Plan, and Agent.

Supported providers:

• Groq
• Qwen / DashScope
• OpenRouter
• Ollama (UI/config available; requests currently fall back to Groq)

This repository contains the plugin project only. Skills are loaded from a separate local clone of lazarus-spec-kit.

• Clean Code & Pascal Guide
• Memory Management & Exceptions
• Lazarus Patterns (Repository, Service, Factory)
• Design Patterns GoF
• Refactoring (10 techniques)
• TDD with FPCUnit
• Firebird / PostgreSQL / MySQL Repository patterns
• Threading (TThread)
• Horse REST Framework, IntraWeb, ACBr

• Lazarus 4.4+ with FPC 3.2.2+
• OpenSSL (libssl-3-x64.dll, libcrypto-3-x64.dll) on Windows PATH
• API key for your selected provider:
  • Groq: console.groq.com
  • Qwen/DashScope: see docs/QWEN_APIKEY_GUIDE.md
  • OpenRouter: see docs/OPENROUTER_APIKEY_GUIDE.md

See docs/INSTALL.md for full instructions.

Quick start:

1. Open LazSpecWizard.lpk in Lazarus
2. Package → Install Package (IDE rebuilds and restarts)
3. Go to Tools → Spec Wizard or press Ctrl+Shift+K
4. Click ⚙️, choose your provider, and fill API key / provider URL as needed

If you want the full skill set, clone lazarus-spec-kit separately and point Spec-Kit Path to that folder in plugin settings.

LazarusSpecKit/
├── LazSpecWizard.lpk           # Lazarus package
├── src/
│   ├── registration/           # IDE hook (procedure Register)
│   ├── ui/                     # Dockable form + Settings dialog
│   ├── core/                   # SDD engine, prompt builder, context memory
│   ├── infra/                  # Groq client, settings, skills loader
│   └── ide/                    # Editor, project, and file helpers
├── lazarus-spec-kit/           # Optional local clone (ignored by Git)
├── tests/                      # FPCUnit test project
└── docs/                       # Documentation

Type any Free Pascal/Lazarus question and press Send (or Enter). The AI responds based on FPC conventions enforced by the spec-kit rules.

Describe what you want to build. The AI generates a full SDD including:

• Specification
• Technical plan and architecture
• Unit structure
• Interface/class definitions
• Test plan (FPCUnit)

Select skills from the checklist to guide the AI (e.g., enable "Firebird Database" for DB-heavy features).

Describe what code to write. The AI generates compilable Free Pascal units.

• Apply button: inserts code at cursor in the active editor
• Create File button: creates a new .pas file and opens it in the IDE

Settings are stored in <LazarusConfig>/specwizard.xml.

LazSpecWizardReg (Register)
  └── IDEWindowCreators → TSpecWizardForm (dockable)
       ├── TSDDEngine
       │    ├── TPromptBuilder   — assembles system + skills + history + user message
       │    ├── TContextMemory   — persists conversation to .lazspec/history.json
        │    └── Provider clients — `TGroqClient`, `TQwenClient`, `TOpenRouterClient`
       ├── TSkillsLoader        — scans lazarus-spec-kit/.gemini/skills/
       └── TSpecSettings        — persists to <LazarusConfig>/specwizard.xml

Provider-specific setup guides:

• docs/QWEN_APIKEY_GUIDE.md
• docs/OPENROUTER_APIKEY_GUIDE.md

Contributions welcome! Please follow the patterns from lazarus-spec-kit.

MIT