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Spec-driven Development using Coding Agents

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Builds a 3x3 tic‑tac‑toe app from a 4,500‑line natural‑language spec, using a multi‑agent pipeline (scout → strategist → executor), Python + FastAPI + Pydantic AI, JetBrains IDE integrations and providers like Claude/Gemini; generates an implementation plan, 11 phases (6 done) and 600+ unit tests for those phases, runs CI checks and acceptance tests, and enforces test‑first gates while human reviewers correct agent drift. Uses agents.mmd for persistent context and agent skills to standardize commits, tests and repeatable subsections.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 2:12Vibe coding problems
  3. 6:25Spec-driven development benefits
  4. 10:35How spec-driven development workflow works
  5. 14:30Live demo
  6. 23:59Using agents.md to control coding agents
  7. 27:10Agent skills for consistency
  8. 35:37Agentic SDLC
  9. 42:24Testable specs
  10. 43:06Lessons learned
  11. 45:57Future tools
  12. 47:43Key takeaways
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