8 boosters for "spec-driven-development" — open source, verified from GitHub, ready to install
Get Shit Done (GSD) is a meta-prompting and context engineering system that helps developers coordinate AI-assisted workflows across multiple platforms while preventing quality degradation from context window bloat. Developers building with Claude, OpenCode, Gemini, and Codex benefit from its structured Plan→Execute→Verify→Complete pipeline.
"name": "claude-code-cat", "owner": { "name": "cowwoc" }, "source": "./plugin",
A unified initialization booster that streamlines project setup by routing to specialized commands for documentation, preferences, and design tokens—ideal for developers standardizing new projects and maintaining consistent configurations.
"description": "Autonomous development orchestration with parallel TDD execution", "name": "Mark Shust", "email": "mark@shust.com",
Structured workflow for complex feature development. Creates living documentation that guides implementation and serves as team reference. 1. One phase at a time — NEVER generate documents for subsequent phases in advance 2. Mandatory confirmation — After each phase, STOP and wait for user confirmat
"description": "Spec-driven development for big features. When features get too big, plan mode gets too vague—leading to hallucinations during implementation. ShipSpec replaces vague plans with structured PRDs, technical designs, and ordered tasks that keep Claude grounded.", "repository": "https://
"name": "scaffolding", "description": "11 agents, 35 skills, 18 commands, 9 hooks — spec-driven multi-agent orchestration for Claude Code, with optional cross-device semantic memory.", "url": "https://github.com/komluk"
SpecLoom is a system prompt that enforces spec-driven development using a V-Model framework, ensuring AI-assisted design and code generation maintain traceability from requirements through implementation. It benefits teams adopting structured, specification-first development practices with Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf.
