📚 Access ALL video resources & get personalized help in my community: Learn how to build production-ready applications with coding agents using Spec Kit - a structured workflow from GitHub that brings spec-driven development to AI coding assistants like Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Codex. This tutorial walks through the complete Spec kit workflow including Constitution setup, feature specification, planning, task breakdown, and implementation using a expense tracking app demo. You'll discover how to use proper Git branching, test-driven development, and structured prompting to get consistent, high-quality results from your coding agent instead of broken features and bugs. 🔗 Spec Kit GitHub Repository: 📦 UV Installation (required for Speckit): 🙏 SUPPORT THE CHANNEL: ☕ Buy me a coffee: 💰 PayPal: 👋 CONNECT: 🔔 Subscribe for weekly AI automation tutorials 🐦 Follow on Twitter: ⏰ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Why coding agents need structure 00:46 - What is Speckit and spec-driven development 02:26 - Core workflow components overview 04:36 - Creating a new project 05:07 - Installing Speckit with UV 06:59 - Constitution: Setting project principles and standards 09:09 - Using Speckit across different coding agents 12:00 - Specify: Defining your feature requirements 14:00 - Clarify: Answering agent questions to refine specs 16:41 - Plan: Creating technical implementation plan 19:20 - Tasks: Breaking plan into actionable steps 20:42 - Implement: Building the expense tracker app 22:30 - Test-driven development workflow in action 24:58 - Manual testing and reviewing the completed app 26:00 - Git workflow: Creating pull requests and merging 26:50 - Adding new features with the same workflow Excellent work, @DenDev #speckit #claudecode #codex