docs: add Community Friends section with Spec Kit Assistant VS Code extension#1944
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Adds documentation to highlight community-built tooling that integrates with Spec Kit, introducing a new “Community Tools” section in the README and linking it from the Table of Contents.
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- Add a new 🛠️ Community Tools section between Community Walkthroughs and Supported AI Agents
- Document the Spec Kit Assistant VS Code extension and its capabilities
- Update the README Table of Contents to include the new section
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I'd prefer Community Friends. Loving this idea :)
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…nc-main-2026-03-25 * upstream/main: (90 commits) fix(ps1): replace null-conditional operator for PowerShell 5.1 compatibility (github#1975) chore: bump version to 0.4.2 (github#1973) feat: Auto-register ai-skills for extensions whenever applicable (github#1840) docs: add manual testing guide for slash command validation (github#1955) Add AIDE, Extensify, and Presetify to community extensions (github#1961) docs: add community presets section to main README (github#1960) docs: move community extensions table to main README for discoverability (github#1959) docs(readme): consolidate Community Friends sections and fix ToC anchors (github#1958) fix(commands): rename NFR references to success criteria in analyze and clarify (github#1935) Add Community Friends section to README (github#1956) docs: add Community Friends section with Spec Kit Assistant VS Code extension (github#1944) chore: bump version to 0.4.1 (github#1953) Add checkpoint extension (github#1947) fix(scripts): prioritize .specify over git for repo root detection (github#1933) docs: add AIDE extension demo to community projects (github#1943) fix(templates): add missing Assumptions section to spec template (github#1939) chore: bump version to 0.4.0 (github#1937) fix(cli): add allow_unicode=True and encoding="utf-8" to YAML I/O (github#1936) fix(codex): native skills fallback refresh + legacy prompt suppression (github#1930) feat(cli): embed core pack in wheel for offline/air-gapped deployment (github#1803) ...
Description
Adds a new 🛠️ Community Friends section to the README, positioned between the existing Community Walkthroughs and Supported AI Agents sections.
This section documents community-built tooling that integrates with Spec Kit — starting with the Spec Kit Assistant, a VS Code extension that provides a visual orchestrator for the full SDD workflow (constitution → specification → planning → tasks → implementation) with phase status visualization, an interactive task checklist, DAG visualization, and multi-AI backend support (Claude, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, OpenAI).
Why a new section instead of adding to Community Walkthroughs?
Community Walkthroughs lists demo repos showing SDD in action. The Spec Kit Assistant is a published, installable IDE extension — a categorically different kind of community contribution. A dedicated section keeps both lists semantically clean and provides a scalable anchor for future community tools.
The Table of Contents is updated accordingly.
Testing
uv run specify --helpuv sync && uv run pytestAI Disclosure