The #OmarchyGuild sounded cool.. Recommended users get a BuyMeCoffee button as another path for people to support... Apparently that decision was only good enough for the Maintainer.. NOT the members of the guild. So I am OUT! @dhh@ryanrhughes Let's build something better!
Agreed - I found a simple prompt after initial spec implementation followed up by a bunch of vibe coding would be ran to try to keep things in sync. Basically:
"Review the specifications and update them to the current code implementation so that we are aligned. Make no mistakes."
This helps at least give me an updated starting point for a feature if I need to regenerate it again later.
To be honest... it was the first to really make spec-driven development a top-tier approach. Their process is good, structured, and executes pretty cleanly... That being said, it is not perfect (the approach) - just because a spec exists does not mean it is referenced after generation. So that can be a bit frustrating when you add something new, or vibe a change, and the spec is out of scope or is not considered on a new thing.
The other thing that I appreciated about it, it had better focus than Google on specific instructions. Google has a tendency to make holistic changes, Kiro seems to listen better and scope the changes more effectively. THAT saves time and money.
@NixFred@Scobleizer Alternative ending…. Neighbor consumes cinnamon roll… arrested for stealing a slice of pizza and three bags of Doritos at the local 7-11 45min later while telling everyone the end of near (because of AI)
@torgnybjers@ThePrimeagen Dealing with that on another account right now - to justification, no explanation, no engagement or notification as to why or how to fix after challenge it.
1976: Global Cooling
1986: Acid Rain Panic
1996: Ozone Layer Hole
1999: The Y2K Bug
2006: Global Warming / Al Gore's "Point of No Return"
2013: Arctic Summer Ice Melting
2014: Global Overpopulation & Famine Spikes
2015: Ebola Pandemic Panic
2020: COVID-19 Pandemic
2026: AI Existential Threat
There is a common thread here...