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Spec-Driven Development: Writing Specs That Coding Agents Can Build From
When coding agents write much of the code, the specification becomes the main thing a product team writes and reviews. Spec-driven development moves from a specification to a technical plan to small tasks before implementation, with acceptance checks at each step. What a good agent-ready spec contains, a worked example, and how it differs from a PRD.
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