Python intent tracing MCP: map specs to pytest tests, monitor implementation progress, offline-only.
SpecLeft keeps feature intent and test coverage aligned by turning plans into version-controlled specs, then generating pytest test skeletons from those specs. Write feature specs in Markdown: Validate specs and track coverage by feature/scenario Generate skeleton tests (once), then humans own the code Designed to be safe for AI agents and CI: no writes without confirmation, JSON output available…
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SpecLeft keeps feature intent and test coverage aligned by turning plans into version-controlled specs, then generating pytest test skeletons from those specs. Write feature specs in Markdown: Validate specs and track coverage by feature/scenario Generate skeleton tests (once), then humans own the code Designed to be safe for AI agents and CI: no writes without confirmation, JSON output available There is no phone home or telemetry mechanism. SpecLeft runs 100% locally and stores data in your…
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