← All IntelClip / Developer ToolsDoing spec-driven development manually with any assistant
From Using Spec-Driven Development for Production Workflows - Erik Hanchett, AWS · ≈8:37
A tool-agnostic recipe — requirements doc, then design doc, then task list, with human review between each — that replicates Kiro's spec mode in any coding assistant, plus a pointer to GitHub's open-source Spec Kit.
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- A tool-agnostic recipe — requirements doc, then design doc, then task list, with human review between each — that replicates Kiro's spec mode in any coding assistant, plus a pointer to GitHub's open-source Spec Kit.
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spec-driven development without Kiro and there's a few few ways. One is that you basically have to just you can do this manually with anything. You could tell the your assistant, your large language model to include the following. First is the user requirements. You would tell them please based on XYZ create a whole set of user requirements. Now, you can feed it your own user requirements beforehand and say, okay, use this as a basis or you can have the editor or the AI IDE go ahead and create it for you. Then you look back and forth and make sure it's okay. Then you tell the assistant to create the design document. Then you look back at that and then you have it create the implementation details. These are the the tasks list, the tasks one by one to actually implement it based on the requirements and the design document you created. So you could do this kind of a manual way
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