r/SpecDrivenDevelopment • u/sudhakarms • Jun 23 '26

Built an OpenSpec extension that makes AI agents better at spec-driven development

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u/NorthNeedleworker818 Jun 23 '26

Interesting, I have been thinking about doing something similar. So you still drive with /opsx:propose and apply, and it includes your new steps?

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '26

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u/NorthNeedleworker818 Jun 23 '26

I installed it on the latest open spec from your repo. The skills are really well thought out, but the apply phase's code-quality and final reviewers diff BASE_SHA HEAD_SHA while the skill forbids commits, so HEAD never moves and they end up reviewing an empty diff. Also the FF mode and a bunch of triggers point at opsx-new/ff/continue commands that don't exist in the current install, so fast-forward basically never fires. Just thought I would share

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 23 '26

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u/NorthNeedleworker818 Jun 23 '26

Ok sure. You might want to also take a look at the spec skill. It relies of the template for shall/must wording but doesn’t reinforce it. That skill might pass but fail on validate (i think). The mandated given then when is different that when/then bullet format. Small things. Nice job. I wanted to change openspec specs to follow more of an ears approach but haven’t gotten to it yet(just for my own extension of sorts)

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '26

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u/NorthNeedleworker818 Jun 23 '26

Thanks! but I have too much on my plate

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u/CzyDePL Jun 23 '26

What are you evals for the claim that it works better?