Specs give agents something to verify against when bugs appear
colinmcnamara · x · 2026-10-22
AustinLangChain shares an agent engineering practice: write specs so agents have something to verify against. When a bug shows up, Jake Cukjati (@Byte0fCode)'s agents go back to the specs to check how the system is supposed to work — a spec-driven baseline for autonomous behavior.
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