Add a SpecKit configuration and AGENTS.md#2733
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An initial set of LLM compatibility configurations. This is primarily for discussion purposes.
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AGENTS.mdfor general LLM interactionsThe only two files that have human-generated content are
.specify/memory/consistution.mdandAGENTS.md. The rest are automatically generated by the SpecKit install process (specify init . --force --ai opencode). It's not 100% clear to me if all these files should be committed to the repository, or ifspecify initshould just be a "local environment setup" thing, and the.opencodeand most of the.specifyfolder should be excluded from version control. It certainly appears as if they could be excluded.When a user engages in an SpecKit session, it generates a
/specsfolder with the research and plan. My understanding is that in "pure" spec driven development, these should be committed, as they become the living specification that will be fed into future specifications. I haven't included the specifcations generated for #2732 as I'm not entirely sure I was using the tools correctly (i.e., I did lots of manual modification, and I'm not certain the final product actually reflects the specification).The initial drafts of the constitution and AGENTS.md were generated with Claude; modifications have also been generated by interaction with Claude.
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