watch-spec

To automatically sync markdown specifications to code, you can use a tool that monitors your `specs/` directory and regenerates corresponding code whenever a specification file changes. This eliminates manual synchronization and reduces errors.

Automated code generation handles complex logic changes by proposing those modifications for user review rather than directly applying them. Simple declarative logic updates are applied immediately, ensuring safe synchronization.

You do not need to manually run regression tests after updating specification files. The monitoring process automatically executes regression tests when changes are detected, ensuring your codebase remains stable.

Yes, you can define API endpoints in a Markdown file like `specs/api.md`. When you update this file, the code generation process automatically updates the corresponding server code and generates new test cases.

The best way to keep a codebase synchronized with specification files is using real-time spec monitoring. This approach continuously watches your `specs/` directory for changes and automatically regenerates code to match the latest specifications.

You receive notifications for manual review through user review prompts generated by the synchronization process. When complex logic changes are detected, the system manages its state and sends prompts to alert you.