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Bhimesh Kumar

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Don't just write the spec. Run it.

Don't just write the spec. Run it.

"Spec-driven development" now means three very different things. Prompt frameworks die with the chat. Spec files drift from the code they describe. nTra takes the third path: a spec runtime — a validated, living spec that generates the work and gates every AI agent until done actually means done.

BBhimesh Kumar
5 min read
Codex vs Claude Code: Claude Code runs in your terminal with CLAUDE.md, Codex runs in the CLI, IDE or cloud with AGENTS.md

Codex vs Claude Code: Which AI Coding Agent Fits Your Team?

Claude Code and OpenAI Codex are the two coding agents most teams compare. Here is how they differ in daily use, and why the spec you give them matters more than the pick.

BBhimesh Kumar
4 min read
GitHub Spec Kit vs nTra: Spec Kit is an open-source CLI; nTra adds a required approval step and a shared team board

GitHub Spec Kit Alternative: From Approved Spec to Reviewed Pull Request

GitHub Spec Kit is a free, open-source way to start spec-driven development. Here is what it does well, where teams outgrow it, and how nTra compares.

BBhimesh Kumar
4 min read
Kiro vs nTra: Kiro keeps specs inside its IDE; nTra runs an approved brief through Claude Code, Codex or Copilot

Kiro Alternative: Spec-Driven Development With the Coding Agent You Already Use

Kiro made spec-driven development popular inside an IDE. If your team wants the same discipline with Claude Code, Codex or Copilot, here is how nTra compares.

BBhimesh Kumar
4 min read
Just Get Things Done | From task to merged PR: how nTra gets things done

Just Get Things Done | From task to merged PR: how nTra gets things done

BBhimesh Kumar
1 min read