speckit-converge

Codebase convergence with feature specifications is automated by assessing the project against intended designs and appending missing work as new tasks to a designated file. This ensures your codebase aligns with its specified functionality.

Automated task generation for specification alignment is the process of checking a codebase against feature specifications and creating new tasks for any missing work. It identifies discrepancies and appends required work items automatically.

Codebase convergence requires a project structure with a .specify/ directory and the spec-kit project structure. You must have this spec-kit dependency configured before running the convergence automation scripts.

To check your codebase against feature specifications and tasks, run the convergence automation skill. It executes scripts, checks for extension hooks, and generates tasks for any discrepancies found between the code and specifications.

During convergence automation, the skill executes scripts and checks for extension hooks as part of the process. These hooks are integrated into the codebase assessment to ensure complete specification alignment and accurate task generation.

Specification alignment appends missing work as new tasks to ensure no discrepancies between the codebase and intended design are lost. This task generation approach captures identified gaps and records them in a designated file for tracking.