Spec Driven Development Kit with HexaLayered Architecture

Developer Agit Rubard has introduced a new Spec Driven Development kit designed to enforce HexaLayered Architecture rules automatically. Addressing the common issue of team members inadvertently violating architectural constraints, the kit integrates with Claude Code to provide a rigid, testable structure. By utilizing a 'constitution.md' file within a .claude directory, the system defines strict rules for class visibility and layer boundaries. The workflow includes specific commands for planning and specifying code before implementation, alongside a shell script that runs on every file save to catch architectural violations immediately. This approach ensures that projects maintain clean, consistent structures from the first commit, eliminating the need for manual architectural oversight during code reviews. The kit is designed for easy integration into existing projects, allowing developers to bootstrap the architecture and enforce compliance without waiting for human feedback.
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