SpecWeave is intent-first development: settle what you want before the code, hand the work between Claude, Codex, Grok and any other tool in two words, and close it with evidence. Running init writes an AGENTS.md that Codex, Grok, Cursor, Gemini and Copilot all read, a two-line CLAUDE.md that imports it, and the skills for Claude Code and Codex. It has six core and five optional skills, registers nested, sibling or external checkouts without moving files, and the optional SpecWithCode desktop app splits one description across workers on your own machines with the spec, evidence and handoff in git.
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Describe the work once before any code, then hand it between tools in two words.
Add nested, sibling or external checkouts without moving files or a second planning root.
Finish the task with the evidence attached rather than a claim that it is done.
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