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I use openspec and love it. I’m doing 5-7x with close to 100% of code AI generated, and shipping to production multiple times a day. I work on a large sass app with hundreds of customers. Wrote something here: https://zarar.dev/spec-driven-development-from-vibe-coding-t...
>hundreds of customers
That's not a reason to stop trying. This is the iterative process of figuring out what works.
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Code is a cost. It seems everyone's forgotten. Saying "I generated 250k lines" is like saying "I used 2500 gallons of gas". Cool, nice expense, but where did you get? Because it it's three miles, you're just burning money. 250k lines is roughly SQLite or Redis in project size. Do you have SQLite-maintaining money? Did you get as far as Redis did in outcomes?
Openclaw was mostly build by AI. It had 400K lines of code.
The best way I have today is to start with a project requirements document and then ask for a step-by-step implementation plan, and then go do the thing at each step but only after I greenlight the strategy of the current step. I also specify minimal, modular, and functional stateless code.
Looked at profile, hasn't done or published anything interesting other than promoting products to "get stuff done"
This is like the TODO list book gurus writing about productivity
If it was game engine or new web framework for example there would be demos or example projects linked somewhere.
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GSD and superpowers aren't CLI wrappers?
It's a cli wrapper. Don't know how you could say it wasn't. edit: GSD is a cli wrapper, Superpowers not so much. Both are over-engineered for an easy problem IMHO.
"I am a super productive person that just wants to get shit done" Looked at profile, hasn't done or published anything interesting other than promoting products to "get stuff done" This is like the TODO list book gurus writing about productivity
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It's a cli wrapper. Don't know how you could say it wasn't. edit: GSD is a cli wrapper, Superpowers not so much. Both are over-engineered for an easy problem IMHO.
Both are dramatically over-engineered. & That's okay. I find them to be products of an industry reconciling how to really work with AI as well as optimize workflows around it. Similar to Gastown et al. Otherwise, if you can own your own thinking, orchestrating, and steering of agents, you're in a more mature place.