I set up spec-kit first, then updated its templates to tell it to use beads to track features and all that instead of writing markdown files. If nothing else, this is a quality-of-life improvement for me, because recent LLMs seem to have an intense penchant to try to write one or more markdown files per large task. Ending up with loads of markdown poop feels like the new `.DS_Store`, but harder to `.gitignore` because they'll name files whatever floats their boat.
It's helpful for getting Claude code to work with tasks that will span multiple context windows.