spec-superflow

Why we included this project

Most coding agents improvise their way through a change: they read the code, make an edit, and hope the tests catch what they missed. spec-superflow replaces that with a spec-first workflow. It combines the OpenSpec planning engine with the Superpowers execution rules, so the agent writes a proposal before touching code, locks down the contract, then picks a lightweight or full review path depending on how risky the edit is. Rather than trusting file timestamps, it reads the actual content of your change artifacts to work out which stage you're in, which makes resuming an interrupted task or an old branch far less guesswork. A companion CLI handles installation across seventeen platforms and checks that your artifacts are complete. It also saves checkpoints, so a half-finished change can be handed to a fresh session without losing context. If you want the same contract-driven habits enforced across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and the rest, this saves you building that machinery yourself.