SpecGraph is the executable product ontology for Intent-Driven Development.
It turns product intent into a structured, governed, and execution-ready graph that is:
- machine-verifiable
- human-readable
- semantically structured
- execution-connected
SpecGraph makes it possible to move from intent to implementation through specifications that remain understandable to humans, verifiable by machines, and traceable across the full software lifecycle.
SpecGraph is built on four foundational layers:
- Intent as the source of truth
- Specifications as governed artifacts
- Graph as operational memory
- Code as the derived and executable layer
In SpecGraph, intent is not a vague description.
It is a precise, governed representation of what a product must be, how it must behave, and how its implementation can be validated.
Intent is defined by:
- completeness
- correctness
- contradiction resistance
- traceability
- bounded execution cost
- human legibility