spec-driven,
production-ready
code generation

spec-driven,
production-ready
code generation

spec-driven,
production-ready
code generation

*codeplain is an ai-powered code generation platform that turns specifications written in ***plain language into production-ready software.

*codeplain is an ai-powered code generation platform that turns specifications written in ***plain language into production-ready software.

install *codeplain
MacOS/Linux
curl -fsSL https://codeplain.ai/install.sh | bash
install *codeplain
MacOS/Linux
curl -fsSL https://codeplain.ai/install.sh | bash

specification in ***plain

trello-client.plain

---

description: 'Trello client application'

import:

- python-console-app-template

- saas-client-reqs

---

***definitions***

- :API: is the API of the 3rd party SaaS service.

- :ListOfUsers: is the list of users of the 3rd party SaaS service.

***implementation reqs***

- The resource [trello-openapi.json](trello-openapi.json) describes :API:.

***test reqs***

- The resource [trello-credentials.json](trello-credentials.json) contains credentials that can be used for testing.

***functional specs***

- :App: should take credentials json as the only positional argument.

- :App: should authenticate with :API:.

- :App: should fetch :ListOfUsers: from :API: and print them to the console.

*codeplain generated python code

trello-client.py

def main(args=None):

try:

logger = setup_logging()

logger.info("Application started")

args = parse_arguments(args)

credentials = load_credentials(args.credentials_file, logger)

logger.info("Credentials loaded successfully")

session = authenticate_with_intercom(

credentials['access_token'], logger

)

logger.info("Authentication successful")

users = fetch_intercom_users(session, logger)

print("Intercom Users:")

for user in users:

print(f"Name: {user.get('name', 'N/A')}, Email: {user.get('email', 'N/A')}")

except Exception as e:

logger.error(f"An error occurred: {e}", exc_info=True)

explore the example on github

saas integration

task manager

specification in ***plain

trello-client.plain

---

description: 'Trello client application'

import:

- python-console-app-template

- saas-client-reqs

---

***definitions***

- :API: is the API of the 3rd party SaaS service.

- :ListOfUsers: is the list of users of the 3rd party SaaS service.

***implementation reqs***

- The resource [trello-openapi.json](trello-openapi.json) describes :API:.

***test reqs***

- The resource [trello-credentials.json](trello-credentials.json) contains credentials that can be used for testing.

***functional specs***

- :App: should take credentials json as the only positional argument.

- :App: should authenticate with :API:.

- :App: should fetch :ListOfUsers: from :API: and print them to the console.

*codeplain generated python code

trello-client.py

def main(args=None):

try:

logger = setup_logging()

logger.info("Application started")

args = parse_arguments(args)

credentials = load_credentials(args.credentials_file, logger)

logger.info("Credentials loaded successfully")

session = authenticate_with_intercom(

credentials['access_token'], logger

)

logger.info("Authentication successful")

users = fetch_intercom_users(session, logger)

print("Intercom Users:")

for user in users:

print(f"Name: {user.get('name', 'N/A')}, Email: {user.get('email', 'N/A')}")

except Exception as e:

logger.error(f"An error occurred: {e}", exc_info=True)

explore the example on github

saas integration

task manager

specification in ***plain

trello-client.plain

---

description: 'Trello client application'

import:

- python-console-app-template

- saas-client-reqs

---

***definitions***

- :API: is the API of the 3rd party SaaS service.

- :ListOfUsers: is the list of users of the 3rd party SaaS service.

***implementation reqs***

- The resource [trello-openapi.json](trello-openapi.json) describes :API:.

***test reqs***

- The resource [trello-credentials.json](trello-credentials.json) contains credentials that can be used for testing.

***functional specs***

- :App: should take credentials json as the only positional argument.

- :App: should authenticate with :API:.

- :App: should fetch :ListOfUsers: from :API: and print them to the console.

*codeplain generated python code

trello-client.py

def main(args=None):

try:

logger = setup_logging()

logger.info("Application started")

args = parse_arguments(args)

credentials = load_credentials(args.credentials_file, logger)

logger.info("Credentials loaded successfully")

session = authenticate_with_intercom(

credentials['access_token'], logger

)

logger.info("Authentication successful")

users = fetch_intercom_users(session, logger)

print("Intercom Users:")

for user in users:

print(f"Name: {user.get('name', 'N/A')}, Email: {user.get('email', 'N/A')}")

except Exception as e:

logger.error(f"An error occurred: {e}", exc_info=True)

explore the example on github

saas integration

task manager

design partners

design partners

review the specification, not the code

review the specification, not the code

with ***plain, your specifications become the source of truth. *codeplain turns structured english into production-ready software with full test coverage—no code review required.

with ***plain, your specifications become the source of truth. *codeplain turns structured english into production-ready software with full test coverage—no code review required.

automatically tested,
maintainable by design

automatically tested,
maintainable by design

automatically tested,
maintainable by design

every ***plain spec includes testing requirements. *codeplain auto-generates unit and conformance tests and executes them within your infrastructure.

every ***plain spec includes testing requirements. *codeplain auto-generates unit and conformance tests and executes them within your infrastructure.

every ***plain spec includes testing requirements. *codeplain auto-generates unit and conformance tests and executes them within your infrastructure.

test results

test results

passed

passed

authentication flow

authentication flow

data validation

data validation

api endpoints

api endpoints

ran all test suites.

ran all test suites.

collaborative ai-powered software development

collaborative ai-powered software development

collaborative ai-powered software development

ai assists every step of development, enabling engineers to collaborate more effectively through shared specifications, automated workflows, and consistent code generation.

ai assists every step of development, enabling engineers to collaborate more effectively through shared specifications, automated workflows, and consistent code generation.

ai assists every step of development, enabling engineers to collaborate more effectively through shared specifications, automated workflows, and consistent code generation.

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specs are the new source code

specs are the new source code

specs are the new source code

*codeplain turns structured specifications into fully tested, production-ready software—eliminating the need to read or review generated code.

*codeplain turns structured specifications into fully tested, production-ready software—eliminating the need to read or review generated code.

*codeplain turns structured specifications into fully tested, production-ready software—eliminating the need to read or review generated code.

specifications

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language built for ai code generation

language built for ai code generation

language built for ai code generation

***plain is a structured english specification language purpose-built for ai-powered code generation. It abstracts implementation details to make generated software reliable, testable, and easy to maintain.

***plain is a structured english specification language purpose-built for ai-powered code generation. It abstracts implementation details to make generated software reliable, testable, and easy to maintain.

***plain is a structured english specification language purpose-built for ai-powered code generation. It abstracts implementation details to make generated software reliable, testable, and easy to maintain.

***definitions***

***definitions***

***implementation reqs***

***implementation reqs***

***test reqs***

***test reqs***

***functional reqs***

***functional reqs***

turn ***plain specs into
production-ready software

turn ***plain specs into
production-ready software

turn ***plain specs into
production-ready software

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