speckit.converge

To ensure codebase alignment with feature specifications, you can assess your current code against your documentation and append any missing features or unbuilt work as new tasks in your task management file.

The best way to append missing tasks is to compare your current codebase against your feature specification, plan, and task lists to identify gaps, then automatically append remaining unbuilt work as actionable items.

Yes, performing a codebase review against project plans requires access to specific markdown files: spec.md, plan.md, tasks.md, and constitution.md, utilizing YAML and Markdown processing to evaluate specification alignment.

Specification alignment works by comparing current code against feature specifications and plans, identifying discrepancies, and appending the remaining unbuilt work as new tasks to ensure complete feature coverage before proceeding.

Yes, you can use this code assessment tool immediately after running feature implementation commands to verify that the codebase meets all requirements and to append any remaining unbuilt work as new tasks.

Your codebase might have unbuilt features because the implementation did not fully meet the feature specification, requiring a convergence assessment to identify gaps and append the remaining work as new tasks.