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Dev tools · February 18, 2026

SPECTRE

An agentic coding workflow for product builders

SPECTRE launched on February 18, 2026 with 124 votes, #262 of 16,627 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.

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What it does

SPECTRE is an agentic Coding Workflow - /Scope, /Plan, /Execute, /Clean, /Test, /Rebase, /Evaluate - that uses simply step by step product development workflow to generate high quality results from your AI Coding Agents. - Codename-Inc/spectre

Spectre is a battle-tested 6 stage agentic engineering workflow for building complex, production-ready features. You stay in the loop for the decisions that matter. Your agents handle the the rest. One command to start building - /spectre:scope - joenandez/spectre

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