◇ Could this help me?
Yes. Verified independently: spec-kit is GitHub's own open-source project (github/spec-kit, with official documentation and Microsoft developer blog coverage), and its constitution-specify-clarify-plan-tasks-implement flow is the same plan-first, ambiguity-killing discipline that reliably improves agent output on real projects. It is a general workflow upgrade usable across coding agents rather than project-specific, with two honest caveats: it is overkill for small fixes, and as an installed CLI it should be researched first and installed only after explicit approval.
Research GitHub's spec-kit before any installation: confirm the official github/spec-kit repository and its publisher, explain what the toolkit does, how it is installed and initialized, how the six /speckit commands (constitution, specify, clarify, plan, tasks, implement) work in practice with a coding agent, and its current maintenance state. Present those findings for review and do not install anything until explicitly approved. After approval, propose one small but shippable project to pilot the full six-command workflow on, and note where the workflow is overkill so it is reserved for work that ships.