chore(tooling): add speckit framework configuration

[zhangxuhe1]

What & Why

What: Add Speckit framework configuration files for AI-assisted development workflow

Why: Integrates Speckit toolchain to enable structured development workflows including specification, planning, task management, and implementation tracking. This provides a standardized approach for managing complex feature development through AI assistance.

Changes

• Add 8 Speckit command files in .claude/commands/

  • speckit.analyze.md - Code analysis command
  • speckit.checklist.md - Checklist generation command
  • speckit.clarify.md - Requirements clarification command
  • speckit.constitution.md - Project constitution command
  • speckit.implement.md - Implementation execution command
  • speckit.plan.md - Design planning command
  • speckit.specify.md - Specification command
  • speckit.tasks.md - Task management command

• Add Speckit project structure in .specify/

  • memory/constitution.md - Project constitution memory
  • scripts/bash/ - 5 shell scripts for workflow automation
  • templates/ - 5 template files for structured documentation

Pre-PR Checklist

• pnpm type-check - Passed
• pnpm format:check - Passed
• pnpm lint - Pre-existing issues unrelated to this PR (only adds config files)
• pnpm build - Pre-existing build issues unrelated to this PR (no code changes)
• pnpm i18n:check - N/A (no translation changes)

Type

• 🐛 Bug fix
• ✨ Feature
• 💥 Breaking change
• 📚 Docs
• ♻️ Refactor
• ⚡ Performance

Screenshots (if UI changes)

N/A - Configuration files only, no UI changes

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Summary of Changes

Hello @zhangxuhe1, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request integrates the Speckit framework to streamline the development process with AI assistance. It sets up a comprehensive set of tools and configurations designed to standardize and enhance workflows from initial specification and planning through to task execution and implementation tracking. The changes lay the groundwork for a more organized and efficient approach to managing complex feature development.

Highlights

• Speckit Framework Integration: This pull request introduces the Speckit framework into the project, enabling a structured, AI-assisted development workflow.
• New Command Files: Eight new Speckit command files have been added under .claude/commands/, covering various stages of the development lifecycle such as analysis, checklist generation, clarification, constitution management, implementation, planning, specification, and task management.
• Project Structure and Templates: A new Speckit project structure is established in .specify/, including a project constitution memory, five shell scripts for workflow automation, and five template files for structured documentation.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces the Speckit framework, a comprehensive set of configurations and scripts for AI-assisted development. The overall structure is well-designed, with detailed command definitions and supporting templates that establish a robust workflow. My review focuses on enhancing the clarity and correctness of these new files. I've identified several minor issues, including inconsistencies in instructions, path typos, and a hardcoded value, which could affect the framework's reliability. Addressing these points will improve the overall quality and maintainability of this new tooling.