Production-Grade Agent Workflow for Claude Code
MaryamMiradi · x · 2026-07-16
The author shares a 6-step workflow for building production-grade AI agents using Claude Code. The core philosophy is **specifications before code**—avoid jumping straight into coding. ### The Workflow 1. **BMAD**: Turn rough ideas into a PRD, outlining goals, users, constraints, and risks. 2. **Spec Kit**: Write the project "constitution" to define principles, requirements, and decisions. 3. **GSD**: Research tools, frameworks, and trade-offs to build implementation context. 4. **GStack**: Challenge and stress-test architectural plans to identify gaps early. 5. **Superpowers**: Continue probing the plan with sharper questions to cover missing requirements. 6. **Claude Code**: Finally, let it generate code based on the approved specifications. ### Core Takeaways - Claude Code handles the "coding," but **architecture, specs, and evaluation strategies** must remain human-driven. - For production agent projects, coding is the final step, not the starting point. - The author mentions having built 400+ production AI agents and links to free training resources.
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