How to build a cloud software factory - add spec-driven development skills
Blog post from Warp
In the second installment of a series on creating a fully automated cloud software factory, the focus is on incorporating spec-driven development for addressing complex or ambiguous issues that cannot be resolved with straightforward implementation. The process begins with a Triage agent assessing issues and applying labels based on their complexity and alignment with the project’s roadmap and vision, triggering a Spec agent if needed. This agent generates detailed product and technical specifications stored under a "specs" directory linked to the issue number, which guide the subsequent implementation phase. The framework leverages existing infrastructure, such as Docker images and GitHub actions, to facilitate this workflow, and encourages interactive refinement of specifications to ensure alignment with project goals. The ultimate aim is to establish a system that can efficiently handle, spec, and implement issues, with future posts set to explore quality assurance through review and verification agents. Readers are invited to try the setup using Warp’s cloud platform and provide feedback on their experience.
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