Podcast: No more spaghetti code, how SDD-Harness brings order to development with AI
The speed at which artificial intelligences can write code today is astonishing, but it comes with a very high hidden cost: **technical anarchy**. When multiple developers integrate AI agents into their daily workflows in an improvised manner, the result is often inconsistent code, silent regressions, undocumented patches, and an alarming loss of traceability. Ultimately, a new type of **"agentic spaghetti code"** that stifles long-term software maintainability. To solve this problem at its root, I designed **SDD-Harness**, a portable, language-agnostic command-line interface (CLI) framework that implements the **Spec-Driven Development (SDD)** methodology. The premise is as simple as it is inflexible: **no line of code is written without a formal, structured, and pre-validated technical specification**. Below, I share a deep dive into how the tool works and why agent governance is the indispensable step to scale AI-assisted software engineering.
