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   Show HN: I built an AI executive assistant you use through iMessage(getattache.com)

   1 points by mushgev 8mo ago|0 comments
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   by mushgev 11mo ago

   Thanks for this. Architecture drift was exactly what pushed me to build it. I wanted a way to keep the system picture accurate without anyone needing to manually update diagrams. Keeping everything in plain text with Mermaid felt like the s
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   by mushgev 11mo ago

   It is straightforward. You run npx specmind setup <your-ai-tool> in your project so the slash commands are added, then open your AI assistant and run the /analyze command. The CLI parses the entire codebase with Tree-sitter and g
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   by mushgev 11mo ago

   Integration with AI tools like Claude and Cursor is core to how SpecMind works. It runs as slash commands inside those tools, so you can analyze, design, and implement features directly through your AI coding assistant without any heavy set
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   by mushgev 11mo ago

   Yes, absolutely. The VS Code extension is only for previewing the .sm files since they use Markdown and Mermaid diagrams. Everything else works through the CLI and slash commands, so you can use SpecMind completely without VS Code.
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   by mushgev 11mo ago

   Thanks! I started building this after running into the problem myself. On one project we had five developers, each using AI tools, and everyone ended up structuring things differently. After a few weeks the codebase felt like five mini-proj
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   by mushgev 11mo ago

   SpecMind works by combining static code analysis with AI generated specs. It uses Tree-sitter to parse the entire codebase and build a structured model of services, layers, entities, and dependencies. When you run analyze, it creates .specm
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   Show HN: SpecMind – AI architecture tool for vibe coding(github.com)

   8 points by mushgev 11mo ago|12 comments