Score your specs before feeding them to an LLM. MCP server with radar chart visualization.
Score your specs before Claude builds from them. A balanced spec produces balanced code. An unbalanced spec produces creative fiction. When your spec is detailed on some axes but vague on others, Claude doesn't ask for clarification — it fills in the blanks. The result compiles, the tests pass, but it's not what you meant. This tool catches that before you start building. It scores your spec on 4…
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Score your specs before Claude builds from them. A balanced spec produces balanced code. An unbalanced spec produces creative fiction. When your spec is detailed on some axes but vague on others, Claude doesn't ask for clarification — it fills in the blanks. The result compiles, the tests pass, but it's not what you meant. This tool catches that before you start building. It scores your spec on 4 axes, tells you which one is weakest, and gives you a concrete tip to fix it. Axis | Question it…
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