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- SpecDD for Non-Technical Users: Can You Vibe-Spec? Yes
SpecDD is not only for developers. If you can describe what a feature should do, what it should avoid, and how you would know it worked, you can write a useful spec. It does not need to be deeply technical to help an AI agent or engineering team build the right thing.
Continue reading → - SpecDD for Developers
AI coding agents are good at producing plausible code. SpecDD helps make that code right for your project by putting small, local implementation contracts beside the files they govern. For developers, that means less re-explaining, fewer boundary violations, clearer reviews, and a workflow that gives agents the context they need before they start guessing.
Continue reading → - SpecDD for CTOs
AI coding agents can move quickly, but speed is not the same as controlled delivery. SpecDD gives CTOs a practical way to make engineering intent local, versioned, and usable by both humans and AI agents, so teams can scale AI-assisted development without turning the codebase into an unmanaged experiment.
Continue reading → - I Built SpecDD Because AI Kept Forgetting What We Were Building - and Between the Two of Us, We Couldn't Spec-ify a Thing
AI agents are not failing because they are not quite smart enough. They are failing because no one gave them the right context at the right time. This is the origin story of SpecDD - a specification-driven development framework built to solve exactly that problem. Small, local, human-readable specs that live beside your code, giving both humans and AI the precise context they need, exactly where they need it.
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