docs(community): add openspec-guard - #1845
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A CLI and GitHub Action that reports which OpenSpec scenarios are covered by a Vitest or Jest test, without running the tests. Closes Fission-AI#1844.
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LGTM. Verified against the current upstream repository: GitHub now identifies the renamed repository as guillaume-flambard/spec-guard, while package.json still names the package openspec-guard. The repository is public and MIT-licensed, and its README confirms that it reads OpenSpec scenarios, supports Vitest and Jest, and does not run tests. The canonical-link update is correct; the old URL in issue #1844 is stale after the rename. The showcase only requires disclosure when paid features or an account are required, so no absence statement is needed in the entry. git diff --check passes, and the PR remains a one-line docs-only change.
Keep the OpenSpec Workbench rename from Fission-AI#1934 and the openspec-guard entry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed the current head. The one-line community entry accurately describes the linked public MIT project, the canonical URL resolves, and all checks pass.
Motivation
docs/community.mdinvites projects built with or for OpenSpec to add themselvesthrough a pull request. openspec-guard reads
openspec/specsand reports whichscenarios have a test in front of them, which is squarely "supporting its use".
What it does
Proof it works
can use, no promotional claim, no referral or tracking link. MIT, no paid
features and no account required, so there is nothing to disclose on that front.
docs/community.mdthrough GitHub's Markdown API and checked the linkresolves and the list renders as one item per project.
git diff --checkpassed.package.
Closes #1844.
Disclosure
Written with Claude Opus 5 in Claude Code, reviewed and verified by me before
opening. CONTRIBUTING asks contributors to say so.
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openspec-guardto the community showcase’s projects and resources list.