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DevopsVideosSpec Driven Workflow with Claude Code #1 - Making a /Spec Command
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Spec Driven Workflow with Claude Code #1 - Making a /Spec Command

•February 16, 2026
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The Net Ninja
The Net Ninja•Feb 16, 2026

Why It Matters

A spec‑driven, Git‑backed workflow lets developers harness Claude Code’s power without sacrificing control, boosting productivity and reducing the risk of AI‑generated bugs.

Key Takeaways

  • •Introduces a lightweight spec‑driven workflow for Claude Code.
  • •Custom “/spec” slash command auto‑creates branch and high‑level spec file.
  • •Uses Claude’s planning mode to generate detailed technical implementation plans.
  • •Integrates Git branching to isolate AI‑generated changes safely.
  • •Template‑driven specs keep focus on user behavior, not code details.

Summary

The video previews a new chapter of the Claude Code masterclass, demonstrating a lightweight spec‑driven workflow that begins with a custom “/spec” slash command. The instructor explains how the command generates a feature title, creates a safe Git branch, and writes a high‑level, non‑technical specification file using a predefined markdown template.

The workflow proceeds in three core stages: spec generation, detailed planning, and implementation. After the spec file is created, Claude’s built‑in planning mode produces a technical development plan, which is then executed in extending‑thinking mode with the Opus model. Git integration ensures each feature lives on its own branch, allowing developers to discard changes without affecting the main codebase.

The approach draws inspiration from GitHub’s SpecKit but strips away its detachment, giving developers more agency. The instructor walks through front‑matter configuration, argument hints, and the template structure—including sections for functional requirements, edge cases, and testing guidelines—while noting future enhancements like Figma design references.

By keeping AI focus narrow and coupling it with version control, the method minimizes guesswork, reduces risky code alterations, and provides a repeatable pattern for AI‑assisted development. Teams can adopt this workflow to accelerate feature delivery while maintaining safety and clarity.

Original Description

in this series, you'll learn how to implement a spec-driven workflow using Claude Code.
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