speckit-diagram-workflow

You can visualize your spec-kit project state by generating a Mermaid flowchart that reads the .specify directory, infers completion from artifacts and task checkmarks, and maps phase status with artifact relationships without modifying files.

Spec-Driven Development workflow visualization shows completed, in-progress, and not-started phases by detecting expected spec-kit artifacts across constitution, specify, plan, tasks, implement, verify, and extensions stages, including iterative refine loops.

Yes, you can generate a GitHub-renderable Mermaid diagram by scanning the .specify directory structure, extracting phase status from expected artifacts and task checkmarks, and outputting valid Mermaid flowchart syntax for the full SDD workflow.

You track iterative refine loops in a spec-kit workflow diagram by mapping artifact transitions and feedback loops within the generated Mermaid flowchart, which adjusts based on extensions or additional workflow steps present in the project.

No, generating a Spec-Driven Development workflow diagram does not modify repository files; it strictly reads the .specify directory to infer stage completion and outputs valid Mermaid flowchart syntax as a standalone visualization.

Spec-kit artifacts across constitution, specify, plan, tasks, implement, verify, and extensions stages are checked to infer phase status, determining whether each Spec-Driven Development stage is completed, in-progress, or not-started.