Tutorials on AIgile

Aigile with SpecKit

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The aigile kit referenced below is on the downloads page and at the kit repository; <kit-path> means your local clone of it.

This tutorial takes you from installation to your first sealed feature using the aigile extension, preset, and workflow for GitHub Spec Kit. It uses one small example throughout: a notes app called Taggr gets a tagging feature. Expect one to two hours for the full pass, most of it real work on the feature.

Aigile with Claude Code

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The aigile kit referenced below is on the downloads page and at the kit repository; <kit-path> means your local clone of it.

This tutorial takes you from installation to your first sealed feature using the aigile plugin for Claude Code. It uses the same example as the other tutorials: a notes app called Taggr gets a tagging feature.

1. What you need

Claude Code (current version), signed in
A project repository, ideally fresh or small for the first pass
Windows: run shell snippets in Git Bash (ships with Git), or use the PowerShell equivalents noted in the kit’s docs/INSTALL.md

2. Install

From the published kit repository:

Aigile with OpenSpec

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The aigile kit referenced below is on the downloads page and at the kit repository; <kit-path> means your local clone of it.

OpenSpec has no plugin API, so this adapter is a composition: you keep OpenSpec’s delta-spec workflow (propose, apply, archive) and add the aigile layers on top. This tutorial shows the combined setup and one feature through it, using the same Taggr tagging example as the other tutorials. It assumes OpenSpec is already installed and initialized in your project per its own documentation; everything here is the aigile layer.