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workspine

v0.35.1

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Workspine is a harness for AI coding agents: it runs a spec-driven plan, execute, verify loop and keeps plans, decisions, and proof as files in your repo. Published as workspine.

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Workspine

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A coding agent can move fast while quietly guessing what you meant. The next session may guess again. Tests can pass while the result is still wrong.

An AI development harness for coding agents.

It brings decisions to you and keeps development consistent across agents and sessions.

Workspine turns a request into an owner-steered plan, implementation, and verification

npx -y workspine setup

Setup adds Workspine to the current repository. Then choose one route:

  • work-quick for one bounded change.
  • work-plan for a change that needs a plan, implementation, and verification.
  • work-new-project for a new project or a new roadmap milestone.

What you keep

Workspine records the plan, the decisions you approve, what changed, and what was verified in .work/ in your repo. The chat can end. The decisions stay with the work.

If you already have a legacy .planning/ workspace, setup offers a byte-preserving move to .work/ and explains why. It never migrates silently, and declining leaves the old files untouched.

Use Workspine

Quickstart

Ask your coding agent to run one of the three routes above. Use its slash command or skill reference when it discovers the installed skills. If discovery is unavailable, open .agents/skills/work-<workflow>/SKILL.md and follow it directly.

Use npx -y workspine health to check the installation and npx -y workspine update to repair generated files. Both are network-free.

Install it, try one real change, and report any friction.

Details

Workspine requires Node >=22. The compatibility command workspine init remains available in 0.35.0. The gsdd binary alias is removed in the next minor release.

MIT. See LICENSE.