NTRIXLM

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   by NTRIXLM 4mo ago

   That's fair, gsd, superposers and spec kit are way more mature and complete. On the other hand, this skill is indeed narrower, and as a result currently intended for spec generation only, standard markdown output and allowing work alon
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   by NTRIXLM 4mo ago

   This is the most specific feedback in this thread — thank you. First of all, you're right that one-shotting all three docs after the interview doesn't give you a proper review space between requirements, design and tasks. That&#x2
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   by NTRIXLM 4mo ago

   First of all, Thank you so much for sharing your experimentation with it. Your checkpoint spec generation and implementation against it is a great usecase test to check if the requirements format is indeed useful and not just properly struc
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   by NTRIXLM 4mo ago

   To be honest, I did not know what GSD was before publishing this skill (nerviousness). I did some research after reading your and a discord comment i received and i agree that GSD is doing something more complete — full execution orchestrat
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   by NTRIXLM 4mo ago

   To be fair allium is genuinely impressive, I checked it out and the custom language approach and autonomous tend/weed agents are more sophisticated than what I'm doing with this skill. The tradeoff I made deliberately was to use s
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   Show HN: I Made a Claude Skill for Spec-Driven Development (SDD)(github.com)

   40 points by NTRIXLM 4mo ago|17 comments