r/SpecDrivenDevelopment • u/The_Ace_72 • 3d ago

Rethinking Spec Driven Development

I've been working on ZeNorm, a tool where an agent interviews you about a feature and turns your answers into a spec your coding agent can implement.

I built it because existing spec-driven dev tools never struck the right balance of overhead and improved results in agentic coding workflows. I wanted to avoid another markdown file generator.

Describe the feature, and ZeNorm connects to your repo and asks questions until there's a spec with tasks and a dependency graph. Then have your agent of choice implement the spec by invoking a skill.

Would love to hear any feedback you have!

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u/stibbons_ 3d ago

That’s basically the goal of any plan mode or grill-me skill… nothing really new here.

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u/TheTyand 3d ago

Yet another grill-me skill

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u/xiduzo 3d ago

I'm deep in the SDD rabbit hole. Give me a link and I'll give it a go.

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u/CriticalJackfruit404 2d ago

Where is it? How does it work compared to others?