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happyed 3 hours ago
Drydock imports your source material, defines stories using agile best practices, and decomposes your sources into typed blueprints (stories) related using a graph database. Drydock builds with a context aware compression based algorithm and tests stories with deterministic test driven acceptance criteria.
- Builds working software using small, cheap models
- Agile Methodology to decompose buildable stories and for product owner / llm review
- Test driven development with acceptance criteria embedded in each Story/Blueprint
- Dependency graph relates stories and orders builds
- QuarterDeck web console to answer questions and review the process
- Runs on existing subscriptions
- Ingests your existing specs and notes in any format
- Change management — edit the spec, rebuild only what's affected
- Context compression and Grouping for context aware builds
- Enterprise guardrails with embedded branding, best practices, and build gates
- Generates consistent apps and documentation
No API keys — Drydock runs on your existing Claude or Codex subscription.
I am Ed Barlow. 30 years in data engineering and architecture, the last two building software with coding agents. Drydock is the process I needed and could not find.
0.2.0, beta. Install is: uv tool install drydock-sdd
The complete command surface is one table in the README.
www.webcloudstudio.com
What I want feedback on: I need to test on other design paterns - love feedback and will tune for your use case.
happyed 3 hours ago
ReadingList - simple web app - https://webcloudstudio.github.io/drydock-example-readinglist...
CommonMark - markdown formatter - https://webcloudstudio.github.io/drydock-example-commonmark/
TOML - markup language - https://webcloudstudio.github.io/drydock-example-toml/
jq - flagship - full build of the jq language - https://webcloudstudio.github.io/drydock-example-jq/
All four built with gpt-5.6-luna on a Codex subscription. No API keys. Feel free to also use haiku.