Spec-driven development: does it replace the backlog?
Spec-driven development describes one change in depth. It does not say what comes next, what blocks it, or whether the last spec was ever met.
Read moreNotes on product ownership for teams running coding agents.
Spec-driven development describes one change in depth. It does not say what comes next, what blocks it, or whether the last spec was ever met.
Read moreTech lead as product owner works for a few weeks. Then one person writes the criteria and reviews the work, and nobody checks the criteria.
Read moreEngineering metrics still work once agents build, but the time inside them moves to waiting for decisions and review. What to split, add and demote.
Read moreA product roadmap used to be rationed by engineering capacity. With coding agents almost anything fits, so the roadmap has to say what not to build.
Read moreA definition of ready was called a stage-gate when people could ask questions mid-sprint. A coding agent never asks, so the gate is where they get asked.
Read moreEngineering team structure changes less than the headlines say. The roles stay; the hours move to specifying work and judging what comes back.
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