GitHub Spec Kit

GitHub Spec Kit is an open-source toolkit from GitHub for practicing spec-driven development with AI coding agents.

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GitHub Spec Kit is an open-source toolkit that GitHub released in 2025. It supports spec-driven development, in which requirements are captured in a written specification before an AI coding agent implements them, and it is added to a project through a command-line tool called the Specify CLI.

Its workflow moves step by step from project principles to a feature specification, a technical plan and a task list before implementation begins. It works with a range of AI coding agents, including GitHub Copilot, Claude Code and Gemini CLI.

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