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We’re entering the era of AI-assisted coding, but there’s a massive bottleneck: Context. I built Specs.md because I noticed that AI agents (like Cursor, Windsurf, or Claude Code) perform 10x better when they have clear, structured instructions—not just a messy codebase. Most documentation is "dead" the moment it’s written. I wanted to make it living.
Specs.md is an open-source implementation of the AI-DLC (AI-Driven Development Lifecycle). It moves beyond "vibe-coding" by creating a structured flow between human intent and AI execution.
What makes it different?
🧩 AI-DLC Framework: Implements a modern methodology for AI-native development (Inception → Construction → Operations).
🔌 VS Code Extension: A dedicated sidebar that tracks your progress through intents, stories, and "bolts" in real-time. No more jumping between terminals and markdown files.
🤖 AI-Ready: Our "Memory Bank" structure provides LLMs with the precise semantic context they need to stop hallucinating.
📄 Markdown-first: Everything lives in your repo, versioned alongside your code.
Vs. Spec Kit/BMAD: While those are great CLI-first tools, Specs.md adds a visual layer via our VS Code extension to track "living" state and progress.
I am excited to see how you use it to build your next big thing. I'd love to hear from you: How are you managing context for your AI coding tools right now?
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Maker
📌
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
We’re entering the era of AI-assisted coding, but there’s a massive bottleneck: Context. I built Specs.md because I noticed that AI agents (like Cursor, Windsurf, or Claude Code) perform 10x better when they have clear, structured instructions—not just a messy codebase. Most documentation is "dead" the moment it’s written. I wanted to make it living.
Specs.md is an open-source implementation of the AI-DLC (AI-Driven Development Lifecycle). It moves beyond "vibe-coding" by creating a structured flow between human intent and AI execution.
What makes it different?
🧩 AI-DLC Framework: Implements a modern methodology for AI-native development (Inception → Construction → Operations).
🔌 VS Code Extension: A dedicated sidebar that tracks your progress through intents, stories, and "bolts" in real-time. No more jumping between terminals and markdown files.
🤖 AI-Ready: Our "Memory Bank" structure provides LLMs with the precise semantic context they need to stop hallucinating.
📄 Markdown-first: Everything lives in your repo, versioned alongside your code.
Vs. Spec Kit/BMAD: While those are great CLI-first tools, Specs.md adds a visual layer via our VS Code extension to track "living" state and progress.
I am excited to see how you use it to build your next big thing. I'd love to hear from you: How are you managing context for your AI coding tools right now?
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
We’re entering the era of AI-assisted coding, but there’s a massive bottleneck: Context. I built Specs.md because I noticed that AI agents (like Cursor, Windsurf, or Claude Code) perform 10x better when they have clear, structured instructions—not just a messy codebase. Most documentation is "dead" the moment it’s written. I wanted to make it living.
Specs.md is an open-source implementation of the AI-DLC (AI-Driven Development Lifecycle). It moves beyond "vibe-coding" by creating a structured flow between human intent and AI execution.
What makes it different?
🧩 AI-DLC Framework: Implements a modern methodology for AI-native development (Inception → Construction → Operations).
🔌 VS Code Extension: A dedicated sidebar that tracks your progress through intents, stories, and "bolts" in real-time. No more jumping between terminals and markdown files.
🤖 AI-Ready: Our "Memory Bank" structure provides LLMs with the precise semantic context they need to stop hallucinating.
📄 Markdown-first: Everything lives in your repo, versioned alongside your code.
Vs. Spec Kit/BMAD: While those are great CLI-first tools, Specs.md adds a visual layer via our VS Code extension to track "living" state and progress.
Check out our full comparison here: https://specs.md/compare/overview
I am excited to see how you use it to build your next big thing. I'd love to hear from you: How are you managing context for your AI coding tools right now?
Let us know what you think in the comments! 🚀