GitHub has introduced Spec-driven support for tools other than Cursor—could this be because Cursor doesn’t yet support custom commands?
Will Cursor eventually support Spec-driven workflows?
Will Cursor also enable support for custom commands, allowing users to more easily incorporate these personalized features?
they do support custom commands just add it to .cursor/commnds and then u can run it by in chat typing /command.md , don’t know y GitHub doesn’t support cursor 
maybe there completion with Microsoft copilot ? but cc is also so maybe they made it only for cli but cursor also has a cli so don’t know
I’m currently developing a web-based platform to support spec-driven development. It’s still in progress, but the goal is to make it collaborative for teams. We’re also adding MCP support so it can integrate with AI IDEs, and we’re working on CLI integration for AI agents as well.
You can check out the progress here: https://specify.app/
If you’d like to try it once it’s ready, I’d be happy to send you an invite by email! 
Cursor started supporting this feature in version 1.6—by the time GitHub released Cursor, it was still at version 1.5.
Interesting project. I’d like to try it out - should I leave my email address?
email: [email protected]
Actually, if we could turn this into an MCP, it could be much better.
There’s been a discovery of this MCP, but the specific details are unknown.
Interesting. I want that kind tool too. Doesn’t need to be this specific one, but something Cursor would support or even implement in the IDE officially.
Spec-kit just added support for Cursor Support Cursor by localden · Pull Request #215 · github/spec-kit · GitHub