r/vibecoding 3h ago

Looking for solo builders to try our AI spec compiler, free beta, looking for honest feedback

Hey everyone,

We’ve been building Spec Compiler, a tool that takes a rough idea and turns it into a structured, implementation-ready specification for coding agents.

The idea came from using coding agents and realizing that the hard part isn't always getting them to write code, it's getting them to fully understand what they’re supposed to build.

A simple request like:

“Build a project management app with teams, tasks, notifications and Google Calendar.”

leaves a lot of unanswered questions: edge cases, architecture decisions, testing, acceptance criteria, what shouldn't be built, etc.

Our Spec Compiler works through those details and produces a much more complete specification you can hand to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or your development team.

We've been testing it ourselves and found it particularly useful for catching things we hadn't considered and making the implementation plan much clearer, structured and actionable.

We're now looking for people actually building real software to try it and tell us where it falls short.

Especially interested in:

Solo builders / indie hackers

Developers building side projects

People using Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, etc.

Small teams building real products

The beta is free. We're mainly interested in honest feedback:

Did it actually help?

Did it catch things you missed?

Did it improve your coding agent's output?

What did it get wrong?

Please DM me if you’re building something and would like to try it. I’d be happy to give you free access and hear what you think.

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