SMRTR ProgrammingJul 14, 2026Dev.to

How I Used Spec-Driven Development to Build a Game (TanStack Start)

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Spec-driven development (SDD) structures AI-assisted coding into three phases , requirements, design, and tasks , all reviewed by a human before any code gets written. To demonstrate the workflow, a 2D rogue-like birthday game was built using Kiro, Phaser, and TanStack Start, with MCP servers, auto model selection, and AI-generated assets keeping the process efficient and on track.

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