Template packs
Curated bundles beyond the basics: event-driven architecture specs, ML experiment specs, mobile release specs, compliance-heavy specs for fintech and health, and stack-specific variants for the frameworks teams actually use.
The six free templates cover the universal cases. The marketplace will go further: template packs tuned for specific stacks, domains, and team workflows — written by practitioners, reviewed by the community, versioned like software.
Curated bundles beyond the basics: event-driven architecture specs, ML experiment specs, mobile release specs, compliance-heavy specs for fintech and health, and stack-specific variants for the frameworks teams actually use.
Every pack is peer-reviewed against the spec rubric — verifiability, scope discipline, section completeness — before it's listed. Ratings reflect how well templates held up in real builds, not how pretty they look.
Templates get revision blocks, changelogs, and semantic versions. When a pack improves, you see exactly what changed and why — and your existing specs keep working.
Practitioners who publish great packs earn from them. The people who write the best specs in your industry should be the ones teaching everyone else how.
Organizations get private packs: your company's spec standards, your review checklists, your domain language — distributed to every engineer and every agent you run.
Every template ships in human-readable and machine-consumable forms, so the same spec that your team reviews can be handed directly to a coding agent as its build contract.
Join the waitlist and you'll hear about the marketplace first: early author applications, the founding template packs, and first access to team workspaces.
One email at launch, one when author applications open. That's the whole list. (This is a static preview — no data leaves your browser.)
When the marketplace opens its doors, you'll be among the first through them. Meanwhile, the free template gallery is open right now.