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I've been exploring ways to expand the usability of the Spec-Kit tool, and I've found a simple method to get it working with the Qwen code CLI. While the tool's documentation primarily mentions Gemini and GitHub Copilot, it's very easy to use with Qwen as well.
The key is a small change to a folder name. The Qwen CLI, which is forked from the Gemini CLI, looks for files in a similarly named directory.
Here's the simple trick:
After initializing your project with Spec-Kit, locate the hidden directory that was created. It is typically named .gemini.
Simply rename this folder to .qwen.
Once you've done this, the Qwen CLI will recognize the Spec-Kit project structure, and you'll be able to use all the slash commands (/specify, /plan, etc.) just as you would with the other supported CLIs.
I hope this helps others who are interested in using Spec-Kit with the Qwen ecosystem!
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Hello everyone,
I've been exploring ways to expand the usability of the Spec-Kit tool, and I've found a simple method to get it working with the Qwen code CLI. While the tool's documentation primarily mentions Gemini and GitHub Copilot, it's very easy to use with Qwen as well.
The key is a small change to a folder name. The Qwen CLI, which is forked from the Gemini CLI, looks for files in a similarly named directory.
Here's the simple trick:
After initializing your project with Spec-Kit, locate the hidden directory that was created. It is typically named .gemini.
Simply rename this folder to .qwen.
Once you've done this, the Qwen CLI will recognize the Spec-Kit project structure, and you'll be able to use all the slash commands (/specify, /plan, etc.) just as you would with the other supported CLIs.
I hope this helps others who are interested in using Spec-Kit with the Qwen ecosystem!
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