Hello,

I'm new SpecKit user (started playing with it yesterday basically xD
I started implementing it on existing projects, creating new specs for existing projects is straight forward and that's great.
But I also wanted to generate spec from my existing code because IMHO this will make my project consistent and when someone in the team reads the specs on github he or she will know everything about the project from the specs and not have to go read the code for the features that existed before we started using the spec kit.

So I asked AI to read the code and generate specs from it, the result was great, it generated specs for all features, with only a specs md file in all features folders, after that I generated the rest of the files from that spec file (after validating it ofc), and as a last step, I ran clarify on every spec, clarified everything for the AI which updates the research.md file, and I asked the IA to resolve the GAPs in research.md. And I got myself a spec for existing code that also improves my existing code (things I may have forgot to mention to the AI or implement).

My question is, can we have a command line to automate this process, I see great value in having specs for all the website's features even when we start using spec kit mid project or when project is in maintenance / support phase.

This could be something like Spec kit when it detects that the folder on which it's initialised is not empty, it suggests to the user if they want to generate constitution and specs from existing code.

Let me know if the idea makes sense or if there's already something in place that automatically generates specs for existing code.

Thank you,