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It puts a real tool behind the idea that specs and tests should outlive code, so you can see whether regeneration holds up on your project.
turri is a coding agent, built on pi, that treats code as disposable. You keep a system definition of specs, tests and ADRs; when requirements change, turri updates the definition and regenerates the affected code rather than editing it. Tests check that output matches the definition, and the agent is not allowed to edit them to pass. It installs from npm on macOS, Linux and WSL, with a desktop app for new projects. The maker is candid that migrations are untested at scale.
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