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SpecWeave for Enterprise

SpecWeave is built for the reality of enterprise development: legacy codebases, distributed teams, compliance requirements, and complex release cycles.

Why Enterprise Teams Choose SpecWeave

Compliance-Ready Audit Trails

Every decision is tracked in version-controlled spec files. When auditors ask "why was this built this way?" — you point them to spec.md and plan.md in your git history.

  • SOC 2, HIPAA, FDA audit-ready — full decision trail in git
  • Approval workflows via spec reviews before implementation
  • Change tracking at the task level — who did what, when, why
  • Living documentation updates automatically — no manual sync

Compliance standards guide →

Brownfield Excellence

90%+ of enterprise work is brownfield. SpecWeave excels here:

  • Automated analysis — scan existing codebases, get effort estimates
  • Strangler Fig pattern — incremental migration without big-bang rewrites
  • Knowledge preservation — specs capture existing behavior before changes
  • Risk mitigation — small increments with quality gates at every step

Brownfield workflow →

Multi-Repo Coordination

Enterprise projects span multiple repositories. SpecWeave coordinates across all of them:

  • Specs reference cross-repo dependencies
  • Agent teams work across repos without conflicts
  • Progress syncs to the correct GitHub/JIRA project per repo
  • Umbrella repo support for monorepo and polyrepo architectures

Bidirectional External Sync

SpecWeave syncs with the tools your teams already use:

PlatformWhat SyncsDirection
GitHubIssues, PRs, milestones, labelsBidirectional
JIRAEpics, stories, status, sprint trackingBidirectional
Azure DevOpsWork items, area paths, iterationsBidirectional

Local-first architecture — works offline, syncs when ready. No vendor lock-in.

Migration Guides

Already using GitHub, JIRA, or Azure DevOps? Start here:

Enterprise Patterns

Getting Started

npm install -g specweave
cd your-enterprise-project
specweave init .
# Select your tracker (GitHub/JIRA/ADO) during init

SpecWeave detects your project structure and configures accordingly. Multi-repo? It handles that too.