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specs</title><link>https://specdd.ai/how-to/teams-and-process/how-to-handle-handoffs-between-teams-with-specs/</link><guid>https://specdd.ai/how-to/teams-and-process/how-to-handle-handoffs-between-teams-with-specs/</guid><description>Handle team handoffs with spec-driven development by updating local specs, making ownership and boundaries explicit, marking open decisions, and using references for read-only context.</description></item><item><title>How to standardize SpecDD across multiple repos</title><link>https://specdd.ai/how-to/teams-and-process/how-to-standardize-specdd-across-multiple-repos/</link><guid>https://specdd.ai/how-to/teams-and-process/how-to-standardize-specdd-across-multiple-repos/</guid><description>Standardize spec-driven development across multiple repositories by using consistent bootstrap.project.md conventions, root specs, naming rules, review expectations, and local repo overrides.</description></item><item><title>How to keep specs reviewed but 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