Spec first, tests first, then parallel agents: what I changed after months with obra/superpowers
I write most of my code with Claude Code these days. For a long time my workflow was built on obra/superpowers , a plugin of skills that steers the agent through brainstorming, planning and test-driven development. It changed how I work, and it's still a great place to start. After a few months I h…
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- 2026-11-03 16:35 · DEV Community — AI
Spec first, tests first, then parallel agents: what I changed after months with obra/superpowers
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