Spec-driven development
From requirements to software, with the spec as the source of truth.
What the business gets
- A working MVP in days or weeks, not months.
- Fewer misunderstandings between business and engineering.
- Software you can explain to stakeholders and auditors.
How it works
Most AI-assisted coding starts from a prompt and ends in code nobody can explain. I work the other way round — capture what the business needs as a clear, reviewable specification, then use LLM agents to generate the architecture, code, tests and infrastructure from it, and check the result back against the spec. It's the approach behind Specatron, the platform I founded, and how I built Market Matcher end to end in a few days.
How AI is used
- Turn workshops, documents and conversations into structured, testable requirements.
- Generate code, tests and infrastructure-as-code from the spec with multi-agent workflows (Claude Code, sub-agents, MCP).
- Trace every change back to a requirement, so reviews and audits stay simple.
- Keep people approving the plan, the architecture and each release.
- 1CaptureWorkshops and documents become requirements
- SpecifyA reviewable, testable specYou approve
- 3GenerateAgents write code, tests and infrastructure
- 4VerifyEvery change checked against the spec
- ReleasePeople approve each releaseYou approve