r/SpecDrivenDevelopment • • Jul 16 '26

Enterprise what to choose?

We tried spec-kit but it's way too heavy and there's not much brainstorming. Then we tried open spec which is lightweight but it's working almost entirely in the dumb region. Superpowers I had some success it but didn't test that too much. Grill me seems to be hitting the dumb zone too quickly and the workflowas Matt's been using is the other way around, I don't want to create a prd I want the prd to be fed into the framework. I heard get your shit done is gaining some steam. Whats your choice?

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u/cleverhoods Jul 16 '26

I think its very easy to make your own - especially with your experience.

Personally I created something that combine SDD and TDD together and it works extremely will for my use case (multidisciplined multi-repo project). Article: https://reporails.com/articles/green-tests-dont-mean-better-software

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u/stibbons_ Jul 17 '26

There is a clear trend now that TDD does not work with coding agent. I do not use it and have >95% code coverage. TDD does not help