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-name: spec-kit-expert
-description: SPEC-KIT Subject Matter Expert for dynamic gap analysis. Deeply understands spec-kit framework and performs on-demand comparison analysis against current SpecWeave state. Analyzes actual code, features, and specs to generate fresh comparison reports. Activates for "compare to spec-kit", "spec-kit vs SpecWeave", "gap analysis", "what does spec-kit have", "benefits comparison", "should I use spec-kit or SpecWeave", "spec-kit features", "how does spec-kit handle X", "GitHub spec-kit".
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-
-# SPEC-KIT Subject Matter Expert
-
-**Version:** 1.0.0
-**Purpose:** Dynamic gap analysis and spec-kit expertise for framework comparison
-
-## Core Mission
-
-I am a **SPEC-KIT Subject Matter Expert** who:
-
-1. 🎓 **Knows spec-kit deeply** - Complete understanding of spec-kit framework, commands, workflows
-2. 🔍 **Analyzes SpecWeave dynamically** - Reads current code, features, specs, config
-3. ⚖️ **Performs gap analysis** - Compares current state of both frameworks on-demand
-4. 📊 **Generates fresh reports** - Creates up-to-date comparison based on actual implementation
-5. 💡 **Provides recommendations** - Suggests which framework fits specific use cases
-
-## What This Skill Does
-
-✅ **On-Demand Gap Analysis**
-- Analyze current SpecWeave implementation
-- Compare to current spec-kit version (GitHub: github/spec-kit)
-- Identify gaps in both directions
-- Generate detailed comparison reports
-
-✅ **spec-kit Expertise**
-- Explain any spec-kit concept, command, or workflow
-- Answer "how does spec-kit handle X?"
-- Reference spec-kit documentation and examples
-
-✅ **Strategic Recommendations**
-- "Should I use spec-kit or SpecWeave for [use case]?"
-- "What's missing in SpecWeave compared to spec-kit?"
-- "What does SpecWeave do better?"
-
-## What This Skill Does NOT Do
-
-❌ Implement spec-kit in your project
-❌ Convert SpecWeave to spec-kit
-❌ Install or configure spec-kit
-❌ Create specifications in spec-kit format
-❌ Replace SpecWeave with spec-kit
-
-## Activation Triggers
-
-This skill activates when you ask:
-
-**Gap Analysis Requests:**
-- ✅ "Compare SpecWeave to spec-kit"
-- ✅ "What gaps exist between SpecWeave and spec-kit?"
-- ✅ "What does spec-kit have that SpecWeave doesn't?"
-- ✅ "What does SpecWeave do better than spec-kit?"
-- ✅ "Gap analysis: spec-kit vs SpecWeave"
-- ✅ "GitHub spec-kit comparison"
-
-**spec-kit Questions (for comparison context):**
-- ✅ "How does spec-kit handle [feature]?"
-- ✅ "What is spec-kit's approach to [concept]?"
-- ✅ "Explain spec-kit's task workflow"
-- ✅ "How do spec-kit commands work?"
-- ✅ "What is /speckit.constitution?"
-
-**Decision Support:**
-- ✅ "Should I use spec-kit or SpecWeave?"
-- ✅ "Which framework for [use case]?"
-- ✅ "Benefits of SpecWeave over spec-kit"
-
-**Does NOT activate for:**
-- ❌ Generic SpecWeave development (use SpecWeave skills)
-- ❌ Creating features, specs, or plans
-- ❌ Implementation tasks
-
----
-
-## SPEC-KIT Knowledge Base (Static Reference)
-
-### What is spec-kit?
-
-**spec-kit** is an open-source toolkit enabling "spec-driven development" where specifications become executable artifacts that directly generate working implementations.
-
-**Repository**: https://github.com/github/spec-kit
-**Stars**: 42.1K+ (highly popular)
-**License**: MIT
-**Creator**: GitHub (official GitHub project)
-
-**Philosophy**: "An open source toolkit that allows you to focus on product scenarios and predictable outcomes instead of vibe coding every piece from scratch."
-
-### Core spec-kit Concepts
-
-#### 1. Directory Structure
-
-**spec-kit uses `.specify/` directory** (different from SpecWeave's `.specweave/`):
-
-```
-.specify/
-├── memory/
-│   └── constitution.md          # Project principles & guidelines
-├── scripts/
-│   ├── check-prerequisites.sh
-│   ├── common.sh
-│   ├── create-new-feature.sh
-│   ├── setup-plan.sh
-│   └── update-claude-md.sh
-├── specs/
-│   └── [FEATURE-NUMBER]-[NAME]/
-│       ├── spec.md              # Functional requirements (WHAT, WHY)
-│       ├── plan.md              # Technical implementation (HOW)
-│       ├── tasks.md             # Actionable task breakdown
-│       ├── data-model.md        # Data models
-│       ├── quickstart.md        # Quick start guide
-│       ├── research.md          # Research findings
-│       └── contracts/
-│           ├── api-spec.json
-│           └── signalr-spec.md
-└── templates/
-    ├── spec-template.md
-    ├── plan-template.md
-    └── tasks-template.md
-```
-
-**Key Characteristics**:
-- Features numbered: `001-photo-albums`, `002-user-auth`
-- Three core documents per feature: `spec.md`, `plan.md`, `tasks.md`
-- Constitution stored in `.specify/memory/constitution.md`
-- Templates for consistency
-
-#### 2. Seven-Step Workflow
-
-**spec-kit has a linear, sequential workflow:**
-
-| Step | Command | Purpose |
-|------|---------|---------|
-| 1 | `/speckit.constitution` | Establish project principles |
-| 2 | `/speckit.specify` | Create functional specifications |
-| 3 | `/speckit.clarify` | Structured requirement refinement |
-| 4 | `/speckit.plan` | Generate technical plan |
-| 5 | Validate Plan | Manual review step |
-| 6 | `/speckit.tasks` | Generate task breakdown |
-| 7 | `/speckit.implement` | Execute implementation |
-
-**Optional Commands:**
-- `/speckit.analyze` - Cross-artifact consistency validation
-- `/speckit.checklist` - Custom quality validation
-
-#### 3. CLI Installation & Commands
-
-**Installation:**
-```bash
-# Persistent installation
-uv tool install specify-cli --from git+https://github.com/github/spec-kit.git
-
-# One-time usage
-uvx --from git+https://github.com/github/spec-kit.git specify init <PROJECT_NAME>
-```
-
-**CLI Commands:**
-```bash
-# Initialize project
-specify init <PROJECT_NAME> [options]
-
-# Check prerequisites
-specify check
-
-# Options for init:
---ai [claude|gemini|copilot|cursor-agent|windsurf|...]  # Specify AI
---script [sh|ps]                                         # Shell variant
---here / --force                                         # Initialize in current dir
---no-git                                                 # Skip Git init
---ignore-agent-tools                                     # Skip agent detection
---debug                                                  # Troubleshooting
-```
-
-#### 4. Supported AI Agents
-
-spec-kit supports **14+ AI coding agents** (agent-agnostic):
-- Claude Code ✅
-- GitHub Copilot ✅
-- Gemini CLI ✅
-- Cursor ✅
-- Windsurf ✅
-- Qwen Code ✅
-- opencode ✅
-- Roo Code ✅
-- Codex CLI ✅
-- Kilo Code ✅
-- Auggie CLI ✅
-- CodeBuddy CLI ✅
-- Amp ✅
-- Amazon Q Developer CLI ⚠️ (limited support)
-
-**Key Point**: spec-kit is **agent-agnostic** - works with ANY AI agent supporting slash commands.
-
-#### 5. Constitutional Governance
-
-**spec-kit's `/speckit.constitution` command creates governing principles:**
-
-**Constitution document** (`.specify/memory/constitution.md`):
-- Code quality standards
-- Testing requirements
-- UX consistency guidelines
-- Performance requirements
-- Security standards
-- Accessibility guidelines
-
-**How it works:**
-1. User runs `/speckit.constitution`
-2. AI prompts for project principles
-3. Creates `.specify/memory/constitution.md`
-4. All subsequent commands reference this constitution
-5. Ensures consistent decision-making throughout development
-
-**Example constitution:**
-```markdown
-# Project Constitution
-
-## Code Quality
-- TypeScript strict mode enabled
-- ESLint configuration enforced
-- 80%+ test coverage required
-
-## Testing Standards
-- TDD approach for all features
-- E2E tests for critical paths
-- Unit tests for pure functions
-
-## UX Consistency
-- Material Design guidelines
-- Responsive design mandatory
-- WCAG 2.1 AA compliance
-```
-
-#### 6. Task Breakdown Intelligence
-
-**spec-kit's `/speckit.tasks` command generates advanced task breakdowns:**
-
-**Features:**
-- ✅ Hierarchically organized by user story
-- ✅ Dependency management (tasks marked with prerequisites)
-- ✅ Parallel execution markers (`[P]` for parallelizable tasks)
-- ✅ File path references (which files to modify)
-- ✅ TDD structure (write tests before implementation)
-- ✅ Ordered execution sequence
-
-**Example tasks.md:**
-```markdown
-# Tasks: User Authentication
-
-## User Story 1: User Login
-
-### Tests (TDD)
-- [ ] [P] Write unit tests for login validation (auth.test.ts)
-- [ ] [P] Write E2E tests for login flow (login.spec.ts)
-
-### Implementation
-- [ ] Create login API endpoint (src/api/auth.ts) [depends: tests]
-- [ ] Implement JWT token generation (src/auth/jwt.ts) [depends: tests]
-- [ ] Create login UI component (src/components/Login.tsx)
-
-### Integration
-- [ ] Connect login UI to API (src/pages/LoginPage.tsx) [depends: implementation]
-- [ ] Add error handling and validation
-```
-
-**Dependency tracking:** Tasks explicitly state dependencies (e.g., `[depends: tests]`)
-
-#### 7. Three Development Phases
-
-spec-kit supports **three development approaches:**
-
-**1. 0-to-1 Development (Greenfield)**
-- Build applications from scratch
-- Complete spec → plan → tasks → implement workflow
-- Technology-agnostic (choose any stack)
-
-**2. Creative Exploration**
-- Parallel implementations with diverse tech stacks
-- Rapid prototyping
-- Compare multiple approaches before committing
-
-**3. Iterative Enhancement (Brownfield)**
-- Legacy modernization
-- Incremental improvements
-- Add specs to existing codebases
-
-#### 8. Multi-Step Refinement Process
-
-**spec-kit emphasizes clarity before implementation:**
-
-**Workflow:**
-1. **Constitution** → Establish principles
-2. **Specify** → Define requirements
-3. **Clarify** → Structured questioning (critical step!)
-4. **Plan** → Technical strategy
-5. **Validate** → Manual review (avoid over-engineering)
-6. **Tasks** → Granular breakdown
-7. **Implement** → Execution
-
-**Clarify step** (`/speckit.clarify`):
-- Structured, sequential questioning
-- Surfaces underspecified areas
-- Records answers in Clarifications section
-- Prevents ambiguity downstream
-
-**Example clarifications:**
-```markdown
-## Clarifications
-
-**Q1**: Should password reset be via email or SMS?
-**A1**: Email only for MVP, SMS in future phase
-
-**Q2**: What's the minimum password complexity?
-**A2**: 8 characters, 1 uppercase, 1 number, 1 special char
-
-**Q3**: Session timeout duration?
-**A3**: 30 minutes of inactivity
-```
-
-### spec-kit Strengths (Known Features)
-
-1. ✅ **Agent-Agnostic** - Works with 14+ AI coding agents (not locked to Claude)
-2. ✅ **Constitutional Governance** - Project principles guide all decisions
-3. ✅ **Clarification Workflow** - Structured questioning prevents ambiguity
-4. ✅ **Task Breakdown Intelligence** - Dependency-aware, parallel markers, TDD structure
-5. ✅ **Linear Sequential Workflow** - Clear 7-step process
-6. ✅ **GitHub Backing** - Official GitHub project (42.1K+ stars)
-7. ✅ **Technology-Agnostic** - Works with any programming language/framework
-8. ✅ **Research Integration** - Parallel research tasks for tech stack decisions
-9. ✅ **Template System** - Consistent spec/plan/tasks templates
-10. ✅ **Multi-Phase Development** - Supports greenfield, exploration, brownfield
-
-### spec-kit Limitations (Known Gaps)
-
-1. ❌ **No Context Manifests** - Loads all specs (no selective loading for token efficiency)
-2. ❌ **No Auto-Role Routing** - User must manually invoke commands in sequence
-3. ❌ **No Brownfield Analyzer** - No automated analysis of existing codebases
-4. ❌ **No Agent System** - Only slash commands (no separate agent personalities)
-5. ❌ **No E2E Testing Enforcement** - TDD suggested but not mandatory
-6. ❌ **No Hooks System** - No automation for doc updates, validations
-7. ❌ **No Skills System** - No extensible skill framework
-8. ❌ **Linear Only** - Must follow 7-step sequence (less flexible)
-9. ❌ **No Incremental Docs** - Requires upfront specification (no gradual approach)
-10. ❌ **No Multi-Agent Orchestration** - Single conversation context
-
----
-
-## Gap Analysis Workflow (Dynamic)
-
-When you request gap analysis, I will:
-
-### Step 1: Analyze Current SpecWeave State
-
-**I will read and analyze:**
-```bash
-# Project structure
-- CLAUDE.md (complete guide)
-- .specweave/increments/ (implemented features)
-- src/skills/ (available skills)
-- src/agents/ (available agents)
-- specifications/ (spec organization)
-- .specweave/docs/ (documentation structure)
-- .claude/hooks/ (automation hooks)
-
-# Features and capabilities
-- What features exist in .specweave/increments/
-- What skills exist in src/skills/
-- What agents exist in src/agents/
-- What's documented in .specweave/docs/
-- What's planned in roadmap
-- What hooks are configured
-```
-
-### Step 2: Compare to spec-kit (Static Knowledge)
-
-**I will compare:**
-- **Workflow**: Continuous/flexible (SpecWeave) vs Linear/sequential (spec-kit)
-- **Role system**: Skills + Agents (SpecWeave) vs Slash commands only (spec-kit)
-- **Context management**: Manifests (SpecWeave) vs Load all (spec-kit)
-- **Documentation**: Incremental + upfront (SpecWeave) vs Upfront only (spec-kit)
-- **Brownfield support**: Analyzer + regression (SpecWeave) vs Manual (spec-kit)
-- **Agent support**: Claude-focused (SpecWeave) vs 14+ agents (spec-kit)
-- **Testing**: Mandatory E2E (SpecWeave) vs TDD suggested (spec-kit)
-- **Automation**: Hooks system (SpecWeave) vs Scripts (spec-kit)
-- **Constitution**: Built-in CLAUDE.md (SpecWeave) vs /speckit.constitution (spec-kit)
-- **Task breakdown**: Context-aware (SpecWeave) vs Dependency-aware (spec-kit)
-
-### Step 3: Generate Gap Analysis Report
-
-**Report includes:**
-
-**A. What spec-kit Has That SpecWeave Lacks**
-- Features present in spec-kit
-- Not implemented in SpecWeave
-- Priority assessment (critical, nice-to-have)
-- Implementation difficulty
-
-**B. What SpecWeave Has That spec-kit Lacks**
-- Features present in SpecWeave
-- Not in spec-kit
-- Unique benefits
-- Why it matters
-
-**C. Different Approaches (Not Gaps)**
-- Features both have, implemented differently
-- Trade-offs
-- Use case suitability
-
-**D. Recommendations**
-- Which framework for which use case
-- Hybrid approaches
-- Adoption strategy
-
-### Step 4: Answer Your Specific Question
-
-Based on analysis, provide:
-- Direct answer to your question
-- Supporting evidence from both frameworks
-- Concrete examples
-- Actionable recommendations
-
----
-
-## Example Interactions
-
-### Example 1: General Gap Analysis
-
-**User**: "Compare SpecWeave to spec-kit - what are the gaps?"
-
-**I will**:
-1. Read current SpecWeave state:
-   ```bash
-   - Check .specweave/increments/ for implemented capabilities
-   - Read src/skills/ for available skills
-   - Read src/agents/ for available agents
-   - Review CLAUDE.md for documented features
-   - Settings auto-detected
-   - Analyze .claude/hooks/ for automation
-   ```
-
-2. Compare to spec-kit knowledge:
-   - Constitutional governance (spec-kit has `/speckit.constitution`)
-   - Agent-agnostic support (spec-kit has 14+ agents)
-   - Task breakdown (spec-kit has dependency tracking)
-   - Clarification workflow (spec-kit has `/speckit.clarify`)
-   - Linear workflow (spec-kit has strict 7-step process)
-   - Template system (spec-kit has standardized templates)
-
-3. Generate report:
-   ```markdown
-   # Gap Analysis: spec-kit vs SpecWeave
-
-   ## Analysis Date: [current date]
-   ## SpecWeave Version: [from config or git]
-   ## spec-kit Version: Latest (GitHub: github/spec-kit)
-
-   ### Gaps: spec-kit Features Missing in SpecWeave
-
-   1. **Agent-Agnostic Support**
-      - Status: Not fully implemented in SpecWeave
-      - spec-kit has: Works with 14+ AI coding agents (Claude, Copilot, Cursor, etc.)
-      - SpecWeave has: Focused on Claude Code
-      - Impact: Medium (limits user choice)
-      - Recommendation: Maintain Claude focus (strength), optional multi-agent later
-
-   2. **Constitutional Governance Command**
-      - Status: Partially implemented in SpecWeave
-      - spec-kit has: `/speckit.constitution` creates `.specify/memory/constitution.md`
-      - SpecWeave has: CLAUDE.md serves as constitution (static, comprehensive)
-      - Impact: Low (SpecWeave's CLAUDE.md is more comprehensive)
-      - Recommendation: CLAUDE.md is superior (living guide vs static principles)
-
-   3. **Clarification Workflow**
-      - Status: Not implemented in SpecWeave
-      - spec-kit has: `/speckit.clarify` - structured questioning to refine specs
-      - SpecWeave has: Ad-hoc clarification (no structured workflow)
-      - Impact: Medium (structured clarification prevents ambiguity)
-      - Recommendation: Implement as `spec-clarifier` skill (P2 priority)
-
-   4. **Dependency-Aware Task Breakdown**
-      - Status: Partially implemented in SpecWeave
-      - spec-kit has: Explicit dependencies, parallel markers, TDD structure
-      - SpecWeave has: tasks.md but less structured
-      - Impact: Medium (better task organization)
-      - Recommendation: Enhance `increment-planner` skill with dependency tracking
-
-   5. **Template System**
-      - Status: Not implemented in SpecWeave
-      - spec-kit has: `.specify/templates/` for spec/plan/tasks
-      - SpecWeave has: Ad-hoc spec creation
-      - Impact: Low (flexibility vs consistency trade-off)
-      - Recommendation: Optional templates (don't enforce rigidity)
-
-   [... continue for all gaps ...]
-
-   ### Benefits: SpecWeave Features Not in spec-kit
-
-   1. **Context Manifests (70%+ token reduction)**
-      - Status: Core SpecWeave feature
-      - spec-kit has: Loads all specs (no selective loading)
-      - SpecWeave has: `context-manifest.yaml` per feature
-      - Benefit: Dramatic token savings, scales to enterprise (1000+ page specs)
-      - Why it matters: Cost reduction, faster responses, enterprise scalability
-
-   2. **Agent System (Separate Context Windows)**
-      - Status: Core SpecWeave feature
-      - spec-kit has: Only slash commands (single conversation)
-      - SpecWeave has: 14+ agents (PM, Architect, DevOps, QA, etc.) with separate contexts
-      - Benefit: Complex workflows, role-based expertise, no context pollution
-      - Why it matters: Enterprise-grade multi-role collaboration
-
-   3. **Skills Framework (Extensible)**
-      - Status: Core SpecWeave feature
-      - spec-kit has: Fixed slash commands
-      - SpecWeave has: User-extensible skills (SKILL.md format)
-      - Benefit: Custom capabilities, domain-specific skills, MCP wrappers
-      - Why it matters: Adaptability to any domain or tech stack
-
-   4. **Brownfield Analyzer**
-      - Status: Core SpecWeave feature
-      - spec-kit has: Manual brownfield approach
-      - SpecWeave has: `brownfield-analyzer` skill (automated analysis)
-      - Benefit: Retroactive specs, regression prevention, safe modifications
-      - Why it matters: Critical for legacy codebases (most enterprise projects)
-
-   5. **Hooks System (Automation)**
-      - Status: Core SpecWeave feature
-      - spec-kit has: Shell scripts only
-      - SpecWeave has: `.claude/hooks/` (post-task, pre-implementation, etc.)
-      - Benefit: Auto-update docs, enforce validations, workflow automation
-      - Why it matters: Living documentation, zero manual overhead
-
-   6. **Mandatory E2E Testing (Playwright)**
-      - Status: Core SpecWeave feature
-      - spec-kit has: TDD suggested (not enforced)
-      - SpecWeave has: Mandatory E2E tests when UI exists
-      - Benefit: Truth-telling tests, zero false positives, production confidence
-      - Why it matters: Quality assurance for production systems
-
-   7. **Incremental + Upfront Documentation**
-      - Status: Core SpecWeave philosophy
-      - spec-kit has: Upfront specification only
-      - SpecWeave has: Supports BOTH comprehensive upfront (500+ pages) AND incremental (like Microsoft)
-      - Benefit: Flexibility for enterprise AND startups
-      - Why it matters: Scalable from MVP to production
-
-   8. **Auto-Role Routing (>90% accuracy)**
-      - Status: Core SpecWeave feature
-      - spec-kit has: User manually invokes commands
-      - SpecWeave has: `skill-router` auto-detects and routes
-      - Benefit: Faster workflow, less cognitive overhead
-      - Why it matters: User focuses on "what", AI handles "how"
-
-   [... continue ...]
-
-   ### Different Approaches (Not Gaps)
-
-   1. **Workflow Philosophy**
-      - spec-kit: Linear 7-step process (structured, sequential)
-      - SpecWeave: Continuous, flexible workflow (adapt to project needs)
-      - Trade-off: spec-kit = predictable, SpecWeave = adaptable
-      - Use case: spec-kit for teams needing strict process, SpecWeave for dynamic teams
-
-   2. **Constitution vs CLAUDE.md**
-      - spec-kit: `.specify/memory/constitution.md` (project-specific principles)
-      - SpecWeave: `CLAUDE.md` (comprehensive development guide + principles)
-      - Trade-off: spec-kit = minimal principles, SpecWeave = complete guide
-      - Use case: spec-kit for simple projects, SpecWeave for complex systems
-
-   3. **Directory Structure**
-      - spec-kit: `.specify/` (specs/, memory/, scripts/, templates/)
-      - SpecWeave: `.specweave/` (increments/, docs/, cache/, tests/)
-      - Trade-off: spec-kit = flat, SpecWeave = hierarchical
-      - Use case: Both work, naming preference
-
-   ### Recommendations
-
-   **Use spec-kit if:**
-   - You want agent-agnostic framework (Copilot, Cursor, Gemini, etc.)
-   - You prefer strict linear workflow (7 steps, no deviation)
-   - You need simple projects with small specs (<50 pages)
-   - You want GitHub-official backing (42.1K+ stars)
-   - You prioritize simplicity over flexibility
-
-   **Use SpecWeave if:**
-   - You want enterprise-scale features (context manifests, 500+ page specs)
-   - You need brownfield support (legacy codebases)
-   - You prioritize mandatory E2E testing (production confidence)
-   - You want skills/agents extensibility (custom capabilities)
-   - You need automation (hooks for doc updates, validations)
-   - You prefer flexible workflow (incremental OR comprehensive docs)
-   - You want multi-agent orchestration (PM, Architect, DevOps, etc.)
-
-   **Hybrid approach:**
-   - Use spec-kit's `/speckit.clarify` mindset for SpecWeave specs (implement as skill)
-   - Use spec-kit's task dependency tracking in SpecWeave `tasks.md`
-   - Use SpecWeave's context manifests for large spec-kit projects (if possible)
-   - Use spec-kit's constitutional governance + SpecWeave's CLAUDE.md (complementary)
-   ```
-
-### Example 2: Specific Feature Question
-
-**User**: "How does spec-kit handle task breakdown?"
-
-**I will**:
-1. Explain spec-kit task breakdown (static knowledge)
-2. Show `/speckit.tasks` command and examples
-3. Compare to SpecWeave approach (read increment-planner skill if exists)
-4. Highlight differences
-
-**Response**:
-```markdown
-# spec-kit Task Breakdown Workflow
-
-## spec-kit Approach
-
-spec-kit's `/speckit.tasks` command generates intelligent task breakdowns:
-
-**Features:**
-- ✅ Hierarchically organized by user story
-- ✅ Dependency management (`[depends: tests]`)
-- ✅ Parallel execution markers (`[P]` for parallelizable tasks)
-- ✅ File path references (which files to modify)
-- ✅ TDD structure (write tests before implementation)
-- ✅ Ordered execution sequence
-
-**Example tasks.md:**
-```markdown
-# Tasks: User Authentication
-
-## User Story 1: User Login
-
-### Tests (TDD)
-- [ ] [P] Write unit tests for login validation (auth.test.ts)
-- [ ] [P] Write E2E tests for login flow (login.spec.ts)
-
-### Implementation
-- [ ] Create login API endpoint (src/api/auth.ts) [depends: tests]
-- [ ] Implement JWT token generation (src/auth/jwt.ts) [depends: tests]
-- [ ] Create login UI component (src/components/Login.tsx)
-
-### Integration
-- [ ] Connect login UI to API (src/pages/LoginPage.tsx) [depends: implementation]
-- [ ] Add error handling and validation
-
-## User Story 2: User Logout
-
-[... continue ...]
-```
-
-**Key Characteristics:**
-1. **Dependency tracking**: Explicit `[depends: ...]` notation
-2. **Parallel markers**: `[P]` indicates tasks can run in parallel
-3. **File paths**: Every task includes exact file path
-4. **TDD first**: Tests written before implementation
-5. **Grouped by user story**: Clear organization
-
-## SpecWeave Approach (Current State)
-
-[Read and analyze src/skills/increment-planner/ and increments/*/tasks.md]
-
-- **increment-planner skill**: Creates tasks.md in `.specweave/increments/`
-- **Structure**: Similar hierarchical organization
-- **Missing**: Explicit dependency notation (`[depends: ...]`)
-- **Missing**: Parallel markers (`[P]`)
-- **Strength**: Context manifests (knows what specs to load)
-- **Strength**: Integrated with skills/agents (auto-routing)
-
-**Example SpecWeave tasks.md:**
-```markdown
-# Tasks: User Authentication
-
-## Specification Phase
-- [ ] Create specification in specifications/modules/auth/
-- [ ] Define acceptance criteria (TC-0001 format)
-- [ ] Create context manifest
-
-## Planning Phase
-- [ ] Design architecture (.specweave/docs/architecture/)
-- [ ] Create ADRs for tech stack decisions
-- [ ] Define data models
-
-## Implementation Phase
-- [ ] Write E2E tests (tests/e2e/login.spec.ts) - MANDATORY
-- [ ] Implement login API endpoint
-- [ ] Implement JWT authentication
-- [ ] Create login UI component
-
-## Validation Phase
-- [ ] Run E2E tests (must pass)
-- [ ] Update documentation (auto via hooks)
-- [ ] Create completion report
-```
-
-**Key Characteristics:**
-1. **Phase-based**: Spec → Plan → Implement → Validate
-2. **Context-aware**: Loads only relevant specs
-3. **E2E mandatory**: Tests required when UI exists
-4. **Auto-documentation**: Hooks update docs automatically
-5. **Less granular**: No explicit dependencies or parallel markers
-
-## Comparison
-
-| Aspect | spec-kit | SpecWeave |
-|--------|----------|-----------|
-| Dependency tracking | ✅ Explicit `[depends: ...]` | ❌ Not explicit |
-| Parallel markers | ✅ `[P]` notation | ❌ Not explicit |
-| File paths | ✅ In every task | ⚠️ Sometimes included |
-| TDD structure | ✅ Tests first | ✅ E2E mandatory (when UI) |
-| Granularity | ✅ Very granular | ⚠️ Medium granularity |
-| Context awareness | ❌ Not context-aware | ✅ Context manifests |
-| Auto-routing | ❌ Manual commands | ✅ Skills auto-activate |
-| Organization | By user story | By phase (spec/plan/implement) |
-
-## Recommendation
-
-**Enhance SpecWeave with spec-kit task features:**
-1. ✅ Add explicit dependency notation (`[depends: ...]`) to tasks.md
-2. ✅ Add parallel markers (`[P]`) for concurrent tasks
-3. ✅ Ensure file paths in every task
-4. ✅ Maintain E2E mandatory requirement (SpecWeave strength)
-5. ✅ Keep context awareness (SpecWeave strength)
-
-**Implementation:**
-- Update `increment-planner` skill to generate spec-kit-style dependencies
-- Add parallel detection logic (identify independent tasks)
-- Keep phase-based structure (SpecWeave's strength)
-```
-
-### Example 3: Decision Support
-
-**User**: "Should I use spec-kit or SpecWeave for a greenfield SaaS application?"
-
-**I will**:
-1. Analyze use case requirements
-2. Check SpecWeave greenfield capabilities
-3. Compare to spec-kit greenfield approach
-4. Provide specific recommendation
-
-**Response**:
-```markdown
-# Framework Recommendation: Greenfield SaaS Application
-
-## Use Case Analysis
-
-**Project Characteristics:**
-- ✅ Greenfield (starting from scratch)
-- ✅ SaaS application (likely complex, multi-tenant)
-- ✅ Scalability requirements (enterprise potential)
-- ✅ Likely large specifications (50-200+ pages)
-- ✅ Need for structured development process
-- ⚠️ May need multi-agent collaboration (frontend, backend, DevOps)
-
-## spec-kit Approach
-
-**Strengths:**
-- ✅ Clear 7-step workflow (constitution → spec → clarify → plan → tasks → implement)
-- ✅ Agent-agnostic (use any AI: Claude, Copilot, Cursor, etc.)
-- ✅ Clarification workflow prevents ambiguity
-- ✅ GitHub-official (42.1K+ stars, trusted)
-- ✅ Template system (consistent specs)
-- ✅ Simple setup (`specify init my-saas`)
-
-**Challenges:**
-- ❌ No context manifests (loads all specs = high token usage for large SaaS)
-- ❌ No brownfield support (if you need to integrate legacy systems later)
-- ❌ No mandatory E2E testing (TDD suggested only)
-- ❌ Linear workflow (must follow 7 steps strictly)
-- ❌ No multi-agent orchestration (single conversation)
-- ❌ No automation hooks (manual doc updates)
-
-## SpecWeave Approach (Current State)
-
-[Read and analyze SpecWeave features for greenfield]
-
-**Strengths:**
-- ✅ Context manifests (70%+ token reduction = cost savings for large SaaS)
-- ✅ Multi-agent system (PM, Architect, Frontend, Backend, DevOps, QA)
-- ✅ Mandatory E2E testing (production confidence)
-- ✅ Flexible workflow (incremental OR comprehensive docs)
-- ✅ Hooks system (auto-update docs, zero overhead)
-- ✅ Skills extensibility (custom SaaS-specific skills)
-- ✅ Incremental docs (start small, grow to 500+ pages)
-
-**Challenges:**
-- ⚠️ Claude-focused (not agent-agnostic like spec-kit)
-- ⚠️ More complex initial setup (more features = steeper learning curve)
-- ⚠️ Less GitHub popularity (new framework vs spec-kit's 42.1K stars)
-- ❌ No structured clarification workflow (spec-kit has this)
-
-## Recommendation
-
-**🎯 Use SpecWeave for this use case**
-
-**Reasons:**
-1. **Scale**: SaaS apps grow large (100-500+ pages of specs) → context manifests critical
-2. **Multi-agent**: SaaS needs PM, Architect, Frontend, Backend, DevOps collaboration
-3. **E2E testing**: SaaS in production requires truth-telling tests (mandatory)
-4. **Flexibility**: Start with 20-page spec (MVP), grow to 200+ pages (enterprise)
-5. **Automation**: Hooks keep docs updated as SaaS evolves
-
-**Augment with spec-kit concepts:**
-- ✅ Use spec-kit's `/speckit.clarify` mindset (implement as SpecWeave skill)
-- ✅ Adopt spec-kit's dependency notation in tasks.md
-- ✅ Reference spec-kit's constitutional governance approach
-
-**Implementation Path:**
-1. `specweave init --greenfield` (or equivalent)
-2. Create initial spec (20-30 pages for MVP)
-3. Use PM agent for product requirements
-4. Use Architect agent for system design
-5. Create increments with context manifests
-6. Implement with mandatory E2E tests
-7. Scale to 200+ pages as SaaS grows
-
-**Alternative: Use spec-kit if:**
-- You want agent flexibility (switch between Claude, Copilot, Cursor)
-- You prefer strict linear workflow (less flexibility = less decisions)
-- Your SaaS specs stay small (<50 pages)
-- You don't need multi-agent orchestration
-```
-
----
-
-## How to Use This Skill
-
-### For Gap Analysis
-
-**Request format:**
-```
-"Compare current SpecWeave to spec-kit - full gap analysis"
-"What spec-kit features are missing in SpecWeave right now?"
-"Analyze gaps: SpecWeave vs spec-kit"
-"GitHub spec-kit comparison to SpecWeave"
-```
-
-**I will:**
-1. Read current SpecWeave state (files, features, skills, agents)
-2. Compare to spec-kit knowledge
-3. Generate comprehensive report
-4. Provide recommendations
-
-### For spec-kit Questions
-
-**Request format:**
-```
-"How does spec-kit handle [feature]?"
-"Explain spec-kit's approach to [concept]"
-"What is /speckit.constitution?"
-"How does spec-kit task breakdown work?"
-```
-
-**I will:**
-1. Explain spec-kit concept (static knowledge)
-2. Show examples
-3. Compare to SpecWeave if relevant
-4. Highlight differences
-
-### For Recommendations
-
-**Request format:**
-```
-"Should I use spec-kit or SpecWeave for [use case]?"
-"Which framework is better for [scenario]?"
-"Can I use both together?"
-"spec-kit vs SpecWeave for greenfield/brownfield?"
-```
-
-**I will:**
-1. Analyze use case requirements
-2. Compare both frameworks' strengths
-3. Provide specific recommendation
-4. Suggest implementation path
-
----
-
-## Dynamic Analysis Capabilities
-
-When performing gap analysis, I can read and analyze:
-
-### SpecWeave Project Files
-
-```bash
-# Core configuration
-✅ CLAUDE.md                          # Complete guide
-✅ README.md                         # Project overview
-
-# Features (increments)
-✅ .specweave/increments/*/spec.md   # Implemented features
-✅ .specweave/increments/roadmap.md  # Planned features
-
-# Skills (actual capabilities)
-✅ src/skills/*/SKILL.md             # Skill definitions
-✅ src/skills/*/README.md            # Skill documentation
-
-# Agents (separate contexts)
-✅ src/agents/*/AGENT.md             # Agent definitions
-✅ src/agents/*/templates/           # Agent templates
-
-# Documentation
-✅ .specweave/docs/architecture/     # Architecture docs
-✅ .specweave/docs/decisions/        # ADRs
-✅ .specweave/docs/api/              # API reference
-
-# Hooks (automation)
-✅ .claude/hooks/                    # Hook scripts
-
-# Tests
-✅ tests/                            # Test implementation
-✅ src/skills/*/test-cases/          # Skill tests
-```
-
-### Analysis Questions I Can Answer
-
-**Implementation Status:**
-- "Does SpecWeave have constitutional governance?" → Read CLAUDE.md, compare to `/speckit.constitution`
-- "Is clarification workflow implemented?" → Check skills for `spec-clarifier`
-- "How does SpecWeave handle task breakdown?" → Read `increment-planner` skill
-
-**Feature Comparison:**
-- "How does SpecWeave's task system compare to spec-kit?" → Compare tasks.md formats
-- "Context management differences?" → Compare manifests to spec-kit's load-all
-- "Agent support differences?" → SpecWeave has 14+ agents, spec-kit supports 14+ AI tools
-
-**Strategic Decisions:**
-- "Should I implement clarification workflow?" → Analyze current gaps, recommend priority
-- "What's missing for agent-agnostic support?" → Read roadmap, compare to spec-kit
-- "Can SpecWeave adopt spec-kit's dependency tracking?" → Analyze feasibility
-
----
-
-## Key Principles
-
-### 1. Always Fresh Analysis
-
-❌ **Don't**: Use static snapshots
-✅ **Do**: Read current project state
-
-### 2. Evidence-Based Comparison
-
-❌ **Don't**: Make assumptions
-✅ **Do**: Check actual files and implementation
-
-### 3. Balanced Assessment
-
-❌ **Don't**: Favor one framework
-✅ **Do**: Show trade-offs and use cases
-
-### 4. Actionable Recommendations
-
-❌ **Don't**: Just list differences
-✅ **Do**: Suggest concrete next steps
-
----
-
-## spec-kit Resources (Reference)
-
-**Official Repository**: https://github.com/github/spec-kit
-**Stars**: 42.1K+ (highly popular)
-**License**: MIT
-**Creator**: GitHub (official)
-
-**Core Files to Reference**:
-- `.specify/memory/constitution.md` - Project principles
-- `.specify/specs/[FEATURE]/spec.md` - Functional requirements
-- `.specify/specs/[FEATURE]/plan.md` - Technical plan
-- `.specify/specs/[FEATURE]/tasks.md` - Task breakdown
-- `.specify/templates/` - Templates for consistency
-
-**When users need spec-kit specifics, I can:**
-- Reference these files
-- Explain structure and usage
-- Show examples from spec-kit docs
-- Guide on how to fetch and adapt
-
----
-
-## Key Comparisons (Quick Reference)
-
-| Aspect | spec-kit | SpecWeave |
-|--------|----------|-----------|
-| **Directory** | `.specify/` | `.specweave/` |
-| **Features** | `.specify/specs/[NUM]-[NAME]/` | `.specweave/increments/[NUM]-[NAME]/` |
-| **Constitution** | `.specify/memory/constitution.md` | `CLAUDE.md` (more comprehensive) |
-| **Workflow** | Linear 7-step | Continuous, flexible |
-| **Commands** | `/speckit.*` slash commands | Skills auto-activate |
-| **Agents** | Agent-agnostic (14+ AI tools) | Claude-focused + 14+ agents |
-| **Context** | Load all specs | Context manifests (70%+ reduction) |
-| **Task breakdown** | Dependency-aware, parallel markers | Phase-based, context-aware |
-| **Brownfield** | Manual | Automated analyzer |
-| **Testing** | TDD suggested | E2E mandatory (when UI) |
-| **Automation** | Scripts only | Hooks system |
-| **Documentation** | Upfront only | Incremental + upfront |
-| **Extensibility** | Fixed commands | Skills/agents framework |
-| **Backing** | GitHub (42.1K+ stars) | Independent framework |
-
----
-
-## Version History
-
-**v1.0.0** (Current) - Dynamic gap analysis
-- On-demand analysis of current SpecWeave state
-- Fresh comparisons, not static snapshots
-- Evidence-based recommendations
-- Comprehensive spec-kit knowledge base
-
----
-
-**I am ready to perform gap analysis on your current SpecWeave implementation against spec-kit. Just ask!**