speckit
speckit - Spec Kit & Specify CLI Enhancement
The speckit module facilitates the use of Spec Kit and the Specify CLI, which guide developers and AI tools through a formalized, specification-driven development process to ensure high-quality, predictable outputs.
When to Activate
- When the user wants to initialize a new Specify project to formalize development.
- When the user needs to set up a specific AI assistant (e.g., Claude) for a Specify project.
- When the user wants to check if all necessary tools for Spec Kit are installed.
Core Principles & Rules
- Formalized Workflow: Emphasize the flow from requirements to implementation to eliminate uncertainty.
- AI-Specific Initialization: Support initializing projects with specific AI assistants like
claudeorcodex.
Additional Scenarios
- Tool Validation: Use
checkto ensure the environment is ready for spec-driven development.
Patterns & Examples
Initialize Project (Interactive)
# Set up a Specify project with interactive AI selection
x speckit init
Initialize with Specific AI
# Set up a project in a specific directory with Claude as the assistant
x speckit init my-project --ai claude
Checklist
- Confirm if the project needs a specific AI assistant during initialization.
- Run
x speckit checkto ensure all required tools are available.
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