According to David Chalimsky, when you upgrade to autotest 3.6.0 with rspec 1.0.3+, you'll need to run the following in your rails project:
script/generate rspec
For non-rails projects, it should run fine out of the box.
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FYI - This is not specific to integrating with autotest. This is part of the procedure any time that you upgrade to a new version of rspeconrails. If you already have 1.0.3 installed and you install ZenTest 3.6.0, autotest will do the right thing.