alt Hacker NewsI think many have adopted "spec driven development" in the way you describe.
I found it works very well in once-off scenarios, but the specs often drift from the implementation. Even if you let the model update the spec at the end, the next few work items will make parts of it obsolete.
Maybe that's exactly the goal that "codespeak" is trying to solve, but I'm skeptical this will work well without more formal specifications in the mix.
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> specs often drift from the implementation > Maybe that's exactly the goal that "codespeak" is trying to solve
Yes and yes. I think it's an important direction in software engineering. It's something that people were trying to do a couple decades ago but agentic implementation of the spec makes it much more practical.
You need to lock the specs and implementation plan and verify the implementation about the previous phase docs.
https://github.com/doubleuuser/rlm-workflow