I use openspec and love it. I’m doing 5-7x with close to 100% of code AI generated, and shipping to production multiple times a day. I work on a large sass app with hundreds of customers. Wrote something here:

https://zarar.dev/spec-driven-development-from-vibe-coding-t...

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brendanmc6 8 hours ago | parent | next [-]

This is a great post, thanks for sharing! Over the last couple months I fell into my own unique (but similar) spec driven workflow and couldn’t help but start building my own tooling around it. Since you’ve clearly thought so much about this I would really value any feedback / criticism / reactions you have.

https://acai.sh

I find the added structure of yaml + requirement ids helps tremendously compared to plain markdown -

https://acai.sh/writing-specs

I am still a few days away from open sourcing the stack (CLI / API & Server), plan is to gather as much feedback as I can and decide if this is worth maintaining.

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sarchertech 14 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

>large sass app

>hundreds of customers

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recroad 13 hours ago | parent [-]

Large codebase. Yeah man, I have a small business, trying to grow but not easy going up against Ticketmaster.

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sarchertech 12 hours ago | parent [-]

A ticketmaster competitor doesn’t sound like a huge technical challenge unless you’re operating at scale. So my first question would be why do you have a large codebase so with so few customers?

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duskdozer 2 hours ago | parent [-]

He's 5-7xing code output with the help of ~100% AI. More lines. More vibes. More velocity. Rocketship emoji.

	▲	recroad an hour ago \| parent [-]
		Less vibes. In SDD you have to meticulously review your specs.