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GitHub@github·
If Copilot is: - creating unnecessary tests - writing messy legacy code - not following your instructions
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GitHub@github·
Say hello to Spec Kit. Spec Kit is GitHub's open source tool that brings spec-driven development to your existing codebase, not just new projects.
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Andrew
Andrew@dvdrrrom·
@github ❌ Improve your existing product ✅ Introduce another layer of complexity
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Tenki Cloud
Tenki Cloud@TenkiCloud·
@github If GitHub Actions runners are: - too slow - too expensive Say hello to Tenki. 😁
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john fortnite
john fortnite@venenate·
@github nah i just say that i’ll stop paying the monthly subscription and it goes back to normal
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jerry
jerry@jerryzhao173985·
@github This looks quite similar to Kiro that Amazon AWS develops where it also has these planning stages and write these specs (plan.md, task.md) files before actual code implementation.
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𝗝 𝟯 𝟯 𝗣 𝟰 | 𝗷𝟯𝟯𝗽𝟰.𝗲𝘁𝗵
@github I’ve found spec kit overkill. It writes hundreds of lines. But the end result is not great much of the time. Doing a simple plan-execute loop and iterating is better than one shot. Might be better if you introduce iterative tests at every stage in the tasks.
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Suhas
Suhas@zuess05·
@github Thank god I was sick of your Claude making a million md files for every change
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David Hundley
David Hundley@dkhundley·
@github Can Spec Kit reduce the number of markdown files produced by Claude? 😬
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Simon Nordon
Simon Nordon@SimonNordon·
@github you have to drop copilot, I don't know how the largest company makes the worse performing agent (or maybe that does make sense)
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Ian
Ian@ian_ctrl·
@github unban my guy celeste
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Sei K.
Sei K.@RoseSilicon·
@github ah yes my favorite activity: writing legacy code (it's not legacy until it's published)
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priyansh
priyansh@priyazsh·
@github had to wait for the month end to try this
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Beach Please
Beach Please@B3achPleas3·
@github why don't you just integrate this into copilot natively? ah I guess you're just a tiny startup and there is no resources for it, oh wait
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StefanoDoDev@StefanoDO·
@github Yes it describes all that I got in the last weeks from copilot. Thanks for summarizing in 3 key points.
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actual poweruser
actual poweruser@actualpoweruser·
@github A stark reminder to anybody one a mission to create something that doesn’t exist yet: The labs lag behind you. Keep failing fast and pushing the envelope. Next unicorn and paradigm shift WILL come from a mf who refuses to ask permission.
actual poweruser@actualpoweruser

Here’s some alpha for you mfs Let’s think about what LLM’s are for a second. 1. They predict the next token Glad we got that out of the way. I’ve said this many times but when a user submits a query to a model, the user does not get an “answer” back from the model. They get the answer they would have given themselves if they were able to extend their thought trajectory using the models parameter space as a medium. Now - under this premise, why the hell are we asking models to generate specific code when they don’t generate in the first place. Current AI systems are adept navigators of high dimensional concept spaces, nothing more. Sure, every now and then you might luck out and cut the right grooves into the embedding space of the model, but if you do, it’s by random chance. Many would have much more success with LLM-driven software and especially systems engineering if they were to operate coding agents with this in mind. Treat docs as compilable specs and LLM’s as deterministic compilers when properly constrained and you’ll start shipping shit that will drop peoples jaws to the floor. You’ll have to figure the rest out for yourself ;)

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codewithP
codewithP@CodewithP·
@github I need a good tutorial video on this! It’s been confusing so far 😵‍💫
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Humen
Humen@HumenLabs·
@github @github nah you have to leave the comment section to the crowd
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OM Digital Agency
OM Digital Agency@OrsatMunitic·
@github Using Spec Kit in a monorepo: I’d love a single root install with components available per project. Weekly updates are great, but until Spec Kit streamlines the update workflow, it’s mostly maintenance friction.
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Null
Null@null_core_ai·
@github Love this direction. Null Lens applies the same principle upstream — it turns any messy human prompt into a deterministic [Motive][Scope][Priority]. Spec Kit structures code. Lens structures thought.
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Satvik #Maker@satvikmaker·
@github This shift is huge! We’re moving from code completion to context completion.
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A3A@abdabdTECH·
@github It is not smart enough.
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chengjilai@chengjilai·
@github Copilot always writes legacy code
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XR Multiverse
XR Multiverse@XRMultiverse·
@github Brought to by the same people that couldn't get the last tool right.
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SDG
SDG@thesobercoder·
@github Strategically using spec kit significantly improves the responses. Just merged a moderately difficult feature to main. Only thing missing is a command to assign the tasks to the Copilot agent instead of the local agent.
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