SuperSpecs

What it does

SuperSpecs: The Discipline Framework That Stops Your AI Agent From Going Rogue. How spec-driven planning, enforced TDD, and a wiki that never forgets finally tame the chaos of AI-assisted software development

Spec-driven planning. Parallel TDD execution. A wiki that never forgets. The discipline layer that makes AI-driven development actually compound.

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