Specsesh

Git for specs.

People review and approve intent. Agents turn approved intent into stacked, previewable commits. Code is the release artifact of a spec, not the thing you edit.

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The loop

  1. 1

    Write

    Describe a change in one line. An intake agent reads your specs and open changes, asks what it needs to, and drafts an OpenSpec change you review.

  2. 2

    Preview

    Before any code: a mid-fidelity page mock for changes people will see, or an architecture diagram for ones they won’t. You approve it.

  3. 3

    Build

    Each task becomes one commit, stacked on the last, built by an agent in its own sandbox and checked against the spec’s acceptance checks, with a live preview per layer.

  4. 4

    Publish

    Stage a release candidate restacked onto main, QA it on its own preview, then merge and deploy exactly what you checked.

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