My employer is trying to convince us to embrace spec-kit. But we are a Clojure shop: we iterate fast and produce results. We don't sit around and write specs and then hope working code plops out.
> We don't sit around and write specs and then hope working code plops out.
So what do you do then? Sit around hand-holding an AI agent while it implements code line-by-line? I'm being facetious, but my point is that if you're not doing some form of spec-driven development (that is, writing a plan and then letting an AI agent implement it mostly autonomously), then you might be operating at a slower pace than you think you are.
