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"Grid" – a spec-driven framework for coding agents

GRID” (Gaps, Risks, Inconsistencies, Discrepancies) is a small framework that I have developed over time for my spec-driven development using coding agents.

For projects that commit to a spec-driven development, GRID can be a valuable tool in placing a variety of guardrails in place and controlling divergence between specification, implementation, and tests.

I have published it to GitHub in the hope that it could be as useful to others as it has been to me. Some projects have extended GRID for specific domains such as infosec and pharma.

Please go through it and provide your feedback.

Thanks.

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