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I've been building this for 8 months. At some point this became my main product. That wasn't my intention but whole process thought me a lot. I learned a lot about making a software actually a product, distribution, ux, ui, onboarding etc so no regrets. I am well aware of so many developers building their own workflows, if you are one of them I am warning you, you are dreaming about making a software factory that produces lots of apps in a short period of time but if you go on the path that making that factory a serious product, it really takes time man. I have plans for monetizing it, but still implementing it. So, What it does ? You describe a piece of work in plain words. An agent turns it into a spec: problem, goal, constraints, success criteria, and what's explicitly out of scope. Before writing a plan, it asks you about whatever the spec left undecided. When the work finishes, it writes an outcome file: what was planned, what actually happened, what got reversed. Everything stays as plain markdown committed to the repo. What it solves ? Starting every session by explaining the project again. Work drifting into files you never meant to include, because nobody wrote down where the edges were. Decisions you can't reconstruct later, code records what you did, never why you chose it. Documentation that silently stops matching the repo. How it solves them: The agent reads the context from files in the repo at the start of a session, so the explaining happens once, in writing. Scope is a written section in the spec, agreed before implementation, not a conversation afterwards. A new spec reads the existing ones and names the earlier decision it supersedes, so the reasoning accumulates instead of being overwritten. A freshness check reports when the notes and the code have drifted apart. Why ? Because you have to do these kind of work if you are dealing with larger projects. My motto is simple, good analysis, good plan, good results. Currently it has 350 stars on GitHub, downloaded or cloned over 25 countries but still, I really need feedbacks a lot. If you give it a try I really would be very happy. You can find it on GitHub : https://github.com/kaanozhan/Frame   submitted by   /u/Direct_Librarian9737 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/19 09:43:27