[Resource]: Session Driven Development

[ankushdixit]

Display Name

Session Driven Development

Category

Slash-Commands

Sub-Category

Slash-Commands: Project & Task Management

Primary Link

https://github.com/ankushdixit/sdd

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Author Name

Ankush Dixit

Author Link

https://github.com/ankushdixit

License

MIT

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Description

SDD implements Session-Driven Development, a comprehensive methodology that enables AI coding assistants to work on software projects across multiple sessions with perfect context continuity, enforced quality standards, and accumulated institutional knowledge.

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[hesreallyhim]

Hi @ankushdixit thanks for sharing this! It looks very cool and I agree with a lot of the principles you're working with.

Imagine I'm a developer who's come across your repo and is curious to know how it works, and if it works - what should I do to convince myself in the shortest amount of time possible?

That's not a bad way to think when you're offering a large workflow system like this, especially. And it's a great way to help me understand its value as well. Thanks.

[ankushdixit]

Check this out: https://github.com/ankushdixit/solokit

I have added an 83 second explainer video. I hope this helps.