Hi there,
If you've been using AI agents to build, you know the loop…
You describe what you want, the agent takes a swing at it, and it's mostly right. So you correct it, and it tries again. Three rounds in, you're debugging something that shouldn't have been built that way in the first place.
There's a different workflow called spec-driven development.
Instead of prompting and hoping the agent reads your mind, you write a structured spec that maps every decision, constraint, and edge case before a line of code is written. The agent builds the whole thing in one pass, no back and forth.
That's the workshop on Wednesday. Free, 2 hours, live.
Spec-Driven Development, From Idea to Production with AI
Wednesday, April 22, at 3 PM CEST / 9 AM ET
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Here's what the session looks like.
- I build a real product live from a single spec file, start to finish
- I intentionally let an ambiguity break the build, then show how the spec format catches it before you would
- You spec and build a feature yourself in a 15-minute hands-on exercise
- Then 45 minutes of open Q&A
If you use AI every day and you've hit the ceiling where prompting alone stops scaling, it's worth two hours of your Wednesday.
Alex GS
Tech Education Lead
