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Expand Up @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ This edition covers Spec Kit activity in March 2026. Versions v0.2.0 through v0.

| **Spec Kit Core (Mar 2026)** | **Community & Content** | **SDD Ecosystem & Next** |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Versions **v0.2.0** through **v0.4.3** shipped with major features: multi-catalog extensions, pluggable presets, air-gapped deployment, and auto-registration of extension skills. Seven new agents added (Tabnine CLI, Kimi Code, Mistral Vibe, Junie, iFlow, Trae, Pi). The repo grew from ~71k to **72,700 stars** by March 20. [\[github.com\]](https://github.com/github/spec-kit/releases) | Walkthroughs by Tiago Valverde, Alfredo Perez, and Sergey Golubev covered SDD in practice. Over 20 community extensions reached the catalog. The Spec Kit Assistant VS Code extension was recognized as a Community Friend. A Microsoft Learn training module on SDD with Spec Kit was available. [\[tiagovalverde.com\]](https://www.tiagovalverde.com/posts/spec-driven-development-in-practice-a-walkthrough-with-spec-kit) [\[alfredo-perez.dev\]](https://www.alfredo-perez.dev/blog/2026-03-21-build-your-own-sdd-workflow) | ByteIota reported AWS pushing SDD as the new standard; multiple independent articles declared "vibe coding" dead. Augment Code published a detailed Spec Kit vs. Intent comparison. Competitors differentiate on orchestration depth and living specs; Spec Kit leads in agent breadth and portability. [\[byteiota.com\]](https://byteiota.com/spec-driven-development-kills-vibe-coding-march-2026/) [\[augmentcode.com\]](https://www.augmentcode.com/tools/intent-vs-github) |
| Versions **v0.2.0** through **v0.4.3** shipped with major features: multi-catalog extensions, pluggable presets, air-gapped deployment, and auto-registration of extension skills. Seven new agents added (Tabnine CLI, Kimi Code, Mistral Vibe, Junie, iFlow, Trae, Pi). The repo grew from ~71k to **82,616 stars** by March 26. [\[github.com\]](https://github.com/github/spec-kit/releases) | Walkthroughs by Tiago Valverde, Alfredo Perez, and Sergey Golubev covered SDD in practice. Over 20 community extensions reached the catalog. The Spec Kit Assistant VS Code extension was recognized as a Community Friend. A Microsoft Learn training module on SDD with Spec Kit was available. [\[tiagovalverde.com\]](https://www.tiagovalverde.com/posts/spec-driven-development-in-practice-a-walkthrough-with-spec-kit) [\[alfredo-perez.dev\]](https://www.alfredo-perez.dev/blog/2026-03-21-build-your-own-sdd-workflow) | ByteIota reported AWS pushing SDD as the new standard; multiple independent articles declared "vibe coding" dead. Augment Code published a detailed Spec Kit vs. Intent comparison. Competitors differentiate on orchestration depth and living specs; Spec Kit leads in agent breadth and portability. [\[byteiota.com\]](https://byteiota.com/spec-driven-development-kills-vibe-coding-march-2026/) [\[augmentcode.com\]](https://www.augmentcode.com/tools/intent-vs-github) |

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