Problem (one or two sentences)

I'm using spec-kit for development and have, for example, accumulated a lot of spec.md files, plan.md files, etc. Even if I add the individual spec folders (/specs/001-my-feature/, etc.) to .rooignore, I still see their contained files (e.g. markdown files) in the list when I type something like @plan.md to add context to a session and have to scroll through the unordered list searching for the one I want. It would be great if I could use .rooignore to filter those out as new features are created over time. I would just add the previous spec folders (for example) to the .rooignore list as I create new ones.

Context (who is affected and when)

This would benefit users of bureaucracy layers like spec-kit which creates many folders of similarly named files that are often useful to include in context for new sessions. The current list will include them all in a seemingly random order and won't scale to long term use of tools like spec-kit.

Desired behavior (conceptual, not technical)

Files and folders included in .rooignore would not appear in the files and folders lists when using @ to include them in context in sessions.

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• This describes a specific problem with clear context and impact

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