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Public story · 2026-02-17 · source-backed
Red Hat identified a "three-month wall" where vibe-coded projects grow beyond what developers or AI can track, causing cascading breakage. Their proposed solution: spec-driven development — treating specifications as the authoritative blueprint and regenerating code from specs rather than patching. References emerging spec-first tools (Amazon Kiro, GitHub Spec Kit, Codeplain). When the enterprise open-source authority formally addresses vibe coding governance, it signals the practice has crossed from developer trend to enterprise concern.
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