
Warp event
Spec-Driven Agentic Development: Velocity Without the Slop
Date and time
Thu, Jun 25, 2026 · 10:00 AM PDT–11:00 AM PDT
Agents should be trusted with big-picture feature work; that's how you increase velocity. But throwing a ticket at an agent and saying "implement this" isn't a recipe for working code, much less high-quality code. You need a spec-driven process that aligns you and your agent before the build, so you reach a high-quality solution the first time.
In this session, we'll break down what goes into a good product spec and tech spec, then codify those principles into reusable Skills that generate high-signal, easy-to-review documents every time. We'll also share our findings from evaluating models across the full workflow, so you can deploy the right agent (and harness) for every job.
Plus: our model and harness evaluation findings across spec generation, self-improvement, and code implementation.
Who it's for: Engineers and engineering leaders delegating feature work to coding agents who want a repeatable process for quality output.
What you'll learn
- The anatomy of a good spec: key aspects of product and tech spec documents that guide agents to higher-quality code
- Specs as Skills: turn these principles into reusable Skills that apply your team's design guide to every document
- Spec to shipped: implement large-scale features from a spec on an automation loop with multi-agent orchestration
- Self-improvement loops: teach agents to refine their own spec-writing Skills based on your feedback
- The bigger picture: where spec documents fit in a software factory, from issue discovery to code review