SpecSprint
Turns a product walkthrough, a Slack decision thread, and design context into a decision-ready PRD and reviewable implementation tickets.
Track: Work & Productivity - OpenAI Build Week 2026
Why it matters
Product requirements are often reconstructed manually from a Loom, a long Slack thread, Figma frames, and fragments of earlier docs. The result is a slow handoff and a PRD that loses decisions, open questions, or implementation details along the way.
SpecSprint fuses those sources into a team's PRD structure and voice, clearly traces sources, separates non-goals from open questions, and previews tickets before any external action is taken.
Run locally
cd specclaw
pnpm start
# Open http://localhost:3003
The full local demo uses representative source data. Choose Preview Linear tickets to exercise the PRD-to-ticket handoff. No credentials are needed.
pnpm test
GPT-5.6 integration
GPT-5.6 performs the central reasoning task: long-context fusion across a product-video transcript, Slack decisions and questions, Figma frame descriptions, and a past PRD's template and voice. Its structured result contains goals with measurable outcomes, non-goals, acceptance criteria, named open questions, rollout phases, and tickets that must be reviewed before creation.
The local demo is deterministic so judges can reliably test it without accounts. src/services/prd-engine.js defines the production GPT-5.6 context and response contract.
Safe actions
- Ticket owners are suggestions, derived from source context and displayed for confirmation.
- Notion publishing and Linear ticket creation are always reviewable; the demo never silently posts externally.
- Connected source access must be scoped to the user’s workspace and OAuth permissions.
- The demo source pack is fictional and contains no customer data.
Codex workflow
This project was built in the primary Codex Build Week session. Codex turned the implementation plan into a runnable decision-artifact workflow, authored the structured PRD and ticket contracts, added source traceability and review boundaries, then implemented the responsive UI, API, tests, and submission collateral. Add the primary /feedback Session ID here and to Devpost before submitting.
License
MIT. See LICENSE.
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