Announcing mini-spec: spec-driven development for Claude in ~93 lines
mini-spec Spec-driven development for Claude in ~93 lines AI hallucinates features you didn't ask for. Sometimes they're great, so good you rely on them. Then you regenerate and they vanish. Mini-spec fixes this. GitHub: https://github.com/zot/mini-spec The three-level approach specs/ What you asked for (human-written) ↓ design/ What the AI understood (reviewable) ↓ src/ What got built (traceable) The middle layer is key . It shows how Claude interprets your specs: what you left out, where the ambiguities are, what you over-specified. Design docs are small and readable compared to code, so you can verify correctness before a single line is written. How it tracks drift design.md serves as the project's status memory. Each design file lists implementation files with checkboxes. When Claude changes code, it unchecks affected artifacts so it knows: A design review is needed Exactly what to look at There's also a "Gaps...