name: speckit-doctor-check description: Run a full project health diagnostic — checks structure, agents, features, scripts, extensions, and git status. compatibility: Requires spec-kit project structure with .specify/ directory metadata: author: github-spec-kit source: doctor:commands/check.md

Project Health Check

Run a diagnostic scan of the current Spec Kit project to identify setup issues, missing artifacts, and configuration problems.

User Input

$ARGUMENTS

You MUST consider the user input before proceeding (if not empty).

Outline

1. Run diagnostic script: Execute .specify/scripts/bash/doctor.sh from the project root and review the output.

2. Analyze results: The script checks 6 areas:

   • Project structure — .specify/, specs/, .specify/scripts/, .specify/templates/, .specify/memory/, constitution.md
   • AI agent configuration — detects which agent folder is present, verifies commands exist
   • Feature specifications — lists features in specs/, checks for spec.md/plan.md/tasks.md
   • Scripts health — verifies all bash and PowerShell scripts are present and executable
   • Extensions health — validates extensions.yml and extension registry
   • Git status — checks if inside a git repo, shows current branch

3. Report findings: Present the diagnostic results to the user:

   • Errors — things that are broken and need fixing
   • Warnings — things that could cause problems
   • Notes — informational items about the project state

4. Suggest fixes: For each error or warning found, suggest the specific command or action needed to resolve it. Common fixes include:

   • Missing directories → specify init --here
   • Missing constitution → copy from .specify/templates/constitution-template.md
   • Missing feature artifacts → run /speckit.plan or /speckit.tasks
   • Non-executable scripts → chmod +x .specify/scripts/bash/*.sh
   • Empty agent commands → specify init --here --ai <agent>