tlc-spec-driven

Spec-driven development planning is facilitated through a four-phase methodology: Specify, Design, Tasks, and Implement+Validate. This approach manages project documentation, feature specifications, and task breakdowns to ensure every line of code is backed by clear specifications.

Breaking down complex features is handled during the Tasks phase of the methodology. It decomposes features into atomic tasks with explicit dependencies, ensuring granular execution and complete traceability before the AI implements and validates each component.

Yes, project planning and task execution can be resumed across multiple sessions. The methodology persists project state, architectural decisions, and blockers, allowing for seamless pausing and resuming of software development workflows.

Yes, spec-driven development works for brownfield projects. The methodology supports brownfield analysis, enabling you to specify requirements and design architecture for existing codebases rather than just initializing new projects.

To initialize a new project for structured software development, you simply issue the initialize project command. This triggers the methodology to set up the initial project state, ready for you to define features and specify requirements.

No, the spec-driven methodology is stack-agnostic. It supports stack-agnostic development workflows, meaning you can apply the structured planning and implementation phases regardless of your chosen programming languages or frameworks.