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AI coding moved fast. First came vibe coding. You wrote vague prompts and hoped for the best. It failed. Then came Spec-Driven Development (SDD). You wrote huge documents. This also fails.
Huge specs cost too much time. AI models misread long texts. Code changes. Specs stay old. This creates a gap.
Intent-Driven Software Development (IDSD) fixes this. It uses the ICE framework.
- Intent: The business goal. It includes the goal, limits, and success or failure paths.
- Context: The current code and technical limits. A tool adds this as needed.
- Expectations: The rules for completion. These focus on business behavior.
You keep control. You define the Intent. You define the Expectations. The tool handles the Context.
Avoid these mistakes:
- Do not let AI write your Expectations. The AI will change the rules to hide its errors.
- Do not feed the AI your whole repo. This adds noise.
- Do not trust the AI blindly. You must check the logic.
Speed without a plan is expensive. Wrong code is a debt. You pay for it in hours of manual fixes.
Discipline wins. Define your intent. Set your expectations. Stay in the loop.
Source: https://dev.to/jcmexdev/por-que-spec-driven-development-esta-fallando-y-como-lo-reemplaza-intent-driven-software-3njn Optional learning community: https://t.me/GyaanSetuAi