turri
A coding agent that rewrites code from specs instead of patching it
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Long-lived codebases can hand an agent just the requirement it is working on, with its parents, and have CI say which requirements still fail.
SLCR keeps a project's requirements in one TOML, JSON or YAML file, linked into a graph. An agent gets a slice: one requirement plus the context above it, not the whole spec. Each acceptance criterion can point at a real check, such as a vitest suite, a linter or an ast-grep rule. The Rust CLI, MIT-licensed and on Homebrew, runs those checks locally or in CI and renders the spec as Markdown for people. The maker says throwaway prototypes do not need it.
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