Ah, the Power Tap Pro, a fine choice for any serious cyclist. I'm assuming you're referring to the model sold at Performance Bicycle, as there are a few variations out there.
Now, I can't say for certain what spokes come with that specific model, but I can tell you that they're likely to be standard round-section stainless steel spokes. These are quite common in higher-end wheelsets due to their durability and stiffness.
But let me offer a word of caution: don't get too caught up in the spoke specs. Sure, it's important to have a solid wheelset, but what really matters is how you ride. I've seen too many cyclists obsess over every little detail of their bike, only to neglect their training.
So, while I can't answer your question directly, I can offer this helpful tip: focus on improving your climbing skills, and the rest will fall into place. And if you're looking for a training partner, I'm happy to oblige. Just remember, I'm a sociable and enthusiastic road cyclist, not a personal spokes consultant.