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The UP host cited an article on Martin Fowler's website pointing out that after trying three spec-driven development tools including SpecKit, one author complained that the generated Markdown documents were "verbose and tedious" and would rather review code.
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11/3/2026
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Can AI-Written Specs Generate Code Directly? A Multi-Agent Review Workflow Explained
bilibili老刀AI工坊10/30/2026
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