Iac Spec Kit

IaC Spec Kit - a cloud-agnostic infrastructure as code specification toolkit
AI-assisted workflows for translating business requirements into infrastructure code

Table of Contents

- What is Specification-Driven Development?
- About this project
  - Infrastructure-specific features
  - Multi-Cloud Infrastructure Support
- Get Started
  - 1. Install IaC Specify CLI
  - 2. Create the spec
  - 3. Create the spec
  - 4. Create a technical implementation plan
  - 5. Break down into tasks
  - 6. Execute implementation
- Cloud Provider Examples
- Tips for Best Results
  - Use frontier AI models
  - Configure MCP servers in advance
  - Add search capabilities
  - Start fresh between commands
  - Configure custom modes
- Supported AI Agents
- IaC Specify CLI Reference
  - Commands
  - iac-specify init Arguments & Options
  - Examples
  - Available Slash Commands
- Infrastructure Architecture Section
- Environment Variables
- Core Philosophy
- Development Phases
- Experimental Goals
- Prerequisites
- Learn More
- Detailed Process
- Contributing
- Future Ideas
- Support
- Acknowledgements
- License

What is Specification-Driven Development?

Specification-Driven Development (SDD) is an emerging methodology where detailed specifications are created before code. The specification becomes your single source of truth, guiding AI agents to generate implementation plans and production-ready code. This approach clarifies intent upfront, reduces misalignment, and enables iterative refinement through living documents that evolve with your project.

Learn more: Red Hat on SDD •  Martin Fowler on SDD • ThoughtWorks Radar

Potential benefits for infrastructure:

- Supports starting with high-level requirements that AI agents can use to generate detailed specifications
- Encourages…