speckit-converge

You can assess codebase compliance by running a convergence check against your specification, plan, and tasks, which appends any missing work as new tasks to your task list.

Spec Kit project structure uses a `.specify/` directory to organize your specification, plan, and tasks. This directory is a mandatory prerequisite to run the convergence check and append missing tasks.

To add missing implementation tasks, execute a convergence check against your specification. The process identifies gaps and automatically appends the missing work as new tasks to `tasks.md`.

Yes, the convergence assessment executes pre-convergence and post-convergence checks to validate the codebase state and handle missing prerequisites before appending any new tasks.

Yes, the codebase assessment supports extension hooks, allowing you to customize the convergence checks and task addition logic within the Spec Kit project structure.

During a specification compliance check, if prerequisite files are missing, the convergence process handles the missing prerequisites gracefully by executing pre-convergence checks before attempting to append tasks.