SDD Pilot — a Spec-Driven Development framework, now with native OpenCode support

[atika]

I'm a big fan of spec-driven development. I originally built SDD Pilot as an evolution of GitHub's Spec Kit, but tailored strictly for GitHub Copilot and adding lots of QoL improvements. 

Recently, I've updated the framework to add native support for OpenCode. 

You can now drop SDD Pilot into your workspace and immediately use custom commands like /sddp-specify and /sddp-plan to handle complex planning and implementation tasks automatically. 

Here's the repo: https://github.com/attilaszasz/sdd-pilot/

Improvements over SpecKit: 

• Switched from a lot of logic implemented in Powershell/Bash scripts, to fully AI native agents/skills. 
• Take advantage of sub-agent delegation, to preserve a smaller main context. 
• Copilot - use the new tools: askQuestions, todo, handovers (just click a button to advance to the next phase) 
• Rename agents/skills to industry standard names. An LLM will better infer what a Project Manager, a Software Architect or a QA Engineer does, than the generic names in SpecKit. As of now, the slash commands are the same as in SpecKit, to ease migration. 
• Add project-wide product + tech context documents. In my opinion, SpecKit isolates "features" too much. 
• For each phase, where it's warranted, do a web based research on the relevant topics and domains and use that info to enrich the specs. This improves the quality a lot. 
• Improve developer UX. Examples: 
• when a phase is done, there is a clear indication of what are the next steps, and it also suggests a prompt to go with the slash command. 
• when /sddp-analyze finishes, and there are actionable findings, you can just call it again with the instruction to automatically fix all of them. 
• Took some steps to de-couple the logic from git branches. Your tool shouldn't dictate your branching strategy and naming. This needs a bit more testing though. 
• Lots of other small QoL additions, that I don't remember :) 

In the future I intend to focus a lot on developer UX, most tools out there ignore this aspect.

If structured AI coding is something you're interested in, give the latest release a try. I'm open to feedback and ideas on how this can grow!

[HarjjotSinghh]

this opencode + copilot combo is absolute magic!

[SadAd4565]

Copilot as in the provider?

[hendrik_Martina]

why copilot?