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One Page at a Time

One Page at a Time
Prologue: Product, people and process
1. How an agent sees your project
2. Spec-Driven Development
3. Simplicity and results: KISS, YAGNI, DRY and exceptions as values
4. FOCUS: features, not layers, and the four pieces
5. A test for each piece
6. How focus-kit was born
7. The documents: one place per fact
8. Install, and the hosts
9. Starting: /brainstorm and /analyze
10. From zero to the first delivery
11. The queue and milestones
12. /propose: one page
13. /apply: build, verify, prove, never commit on its own
14. The queue while it happens
15. Closing a milestone
16. The governor
17. The project as the team's assistant
18. Git essentials
19. Worktrees and parallel agents
20. The team's tools: pull requests, issues and boards
21. Projects that are not software
22. What agents cost, and where they pay
23. Adoption in teams and companies
24. Asking for more

One Page at a Time

Delivering Software and Projects with Coding Agents

J.C. Ködel

Free, in English and Portuguese.

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