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Hey, Just released Specsmith v0.1.1 — a plugin for Claude Code (also works in Cursor, Antigravity IDE, Codex, VS Code) that enforces a full development lifecycle on your AI agent. The “think before you code” part isn’t new. Spec-first, plan-first approaches have been around for a while and they work. What Specsmith adds on top is the execution discipline that usually falls apart after the spec is written: spec.md → plan.md → tasks.md → kickoff (branch off develop) → code (one Conventional Commit per task, KISS/YAGNI/DRY/SoC self-applied) → close (CI gates → push → PR draft, pauses for your approval) The agent doesn’t just think first — it also branches correctly, commits atomically with meaningful messages, and hands you a reviewable PR at the end. No ad hoc git, no 500-line “wip” commits, no “done” messages with nothing pushed. Two skills ship with it:

• prompt-grill — drills down your vague request until it can produce an assertive, approved spec.md
• dev-lifecycle — owns all the git mechanics and coding principles from kickoff to PR draft Install via the Claude Code plugin marketplace or drop it manually into any AI IDE. Repo: github.com/murilobauck/specsmith submitted by /u/Murilo776

Originally posted by u/Murilo776 on r/ArtificialInteligence