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Understanding and reviewing the project plan - GitHub Tutorial
From the course: Spec-Driven Development with GitHub Spec Kit
Understanding and reviewing the project plan
- One of the surprising things I found when I was working with this was if you give the system a quite complex task, sometimes it'll build out this enormous set of instructions, just like, spectacularly huge set of instructions. And then when you get to the plan stage, it'll go in and go, "These instructions are excessive," and then dramatically cut them down while keeping all the content there. Because over time, it starts to do things that are superfluous or doubling up on instructions or something like that. Other times, if you are working on more than three or four different features at the same time, the system may get convoluted and not be able to handle things. So in the settings, it actually says that it shouldn't do more than three or four tasks at one time or three or four features at one time. But that is just a prompt. It is not an actual coding instruction to the system. So whether or not that is actually happening becomes something that is random to how the AI operates…
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Introducing Spec Kit: Spec-driven development with AI agents3m 9s
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Setting up Spec Kit4m 3s
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Creating a constitution for your project3m 30s
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Generating a project spec with the /specify command4m 6s
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Reviewing and updating the spec with human-in-the-loop3m 13s
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Generating a project plan with the /plan command3m 14s
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Understanding and reviewing the project plan7m 8s
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Generating and implementing tasks using the /tasks command5m 36s
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Understanding where Spec Kit is most useful4m 51s
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Exploring how Spec Kit works and how you can modify it4m 13s
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Contribute and shape the future of AI coding tools2m 13s
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