What problem does it solve? It removes the chaos of ad-hoc feature development by enforcing a structured Spec-Driven Development pipeline: every feature goes through brainstorm, specification, architectural planning, DAG-based task generation, and coordinated execution with validation gates. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Nine pipeline modes: brainstorm (interview to spec.md), explore_tech (stack detection to tech.md), init_repo (SDD scaffolding), plan (plan.md with ADRs), tasks (DAG-based tasks.md), coordinate (LATTE protocol multi-agent execution), validate (compliance audit), refactor (artifact normalization), and wiki-enforce (CLAUDE.md trigger table). - LATTE coordination protocol: dispatches researcher, analyst, and executor agents in sliding windows of up to 3 workers, with heartbeat-based reassignment, retry limits, and DAG frontier tracking. - Hard gates and guardrails: blocks implementation before spec approval, validates DAGs for cycles and file conflicts, and enforces idempotent, confirmation-based file writes. - Use Case: You have a new feature idea. Run brainstorm to produce an approved spec.md, generate plan.md and tasks.md, then execute the tasks via coordinated agents that mark each task complete only after build verification. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to start an SDD brainstorm for your new feature idea so it can interview you and produce an approved spec.md.