Spec-first
Nothing is built without an approved, machine-readable specification. The spec is the source of truth, and it is the input the AI executes.
AI-native software delivery · Palakkad, Kerala
CodeYukta ships SaaS, cloud and mobile products the AI-native way. Our agents draft the specs, code, tests and docs. Our engineers approve every gate. You get software faster, with every decision on record and in your hands.
What AI-SDLC changes
Agents draft specs, code, tests and docs in parallel. Our engineers spend their time where judgement matters most: at the gates.
Why AI-SDLC
The discipline is simple. Put the specification at the centre of every build, let AI do the heavy lifting, and keep a human on every gate.
Nothing is built without an approved, machine-readable specification. The spec is the source of truth, and it is the input the AI executes.
AI agents generate specs, code, tests and docs, compressing weeks of effort into hours across every phase of delivery.
AI proposes, humans dispose. Every AI output passes a human review gate before it advances, so quality stays owned by people.
The difference
The constitution
Nothing is built without an approved spec.Every feature starts as a machine-readable specification that a human has signed off.
AI proposes. Humans dispose.Every AI-generated artifact passes a human gate before it advances.
Specs live in version control.Requirement specs are authored and committed to GitHub, beside the code they drive.
Decisions are recorded.Architecture choices are captured as ADRs: durable, searchable, accountable.
Clarify, plan, task, then build. No skipping.Sequential discipline keeps AI speed from turning into rework.
The spec engine
Scroll to run it. Each step produces an artifact that is committed to version control, and nothing moves on until the step before it is done.
The framework at a glance
The same playbook applies to every product we build, from a first MVP to a multi-module platform.
Business epics, requirements and acceptance criteria captured in the orchestrator.
Gap analysis, an AI-drafted spec, then clarify Q&A to resolve ambiguity.
System architecture, API contracts, DB schema and the test plan.
Review the AI-generated spec, approve the architecture, sign off the design.
Generated directly from the approved spec.
Quality review, security scan, standards and cross-artifact consistency.
Engineers review the AI-generated code and approve the pull request.
Execute tests, verify coverage, triage and prioritise defects.
Quality confirmed against acceptance criteria before release.
Versioning, release notes and controlled promotion across environments.
CI/CD deployment with health checks, logging and observability.
Operational learnings loop back to update the specs and the constitution.
The CodeYukta standard
FR-1 Match on name, ID and reference fields
FR-2 Respect role-based permissions
NFR-1 Results render within 300 ms (p95)Given a signed-in user
When they type 3 or more characters
Then matching records they can access are listedIllustrative sample spec
Try the spec engine
Every CodeYukta build starts like this. Write what you want in plain words. The engine shapes it into requirements, acceptance criteria and the questions a person must answer before anything is built.
Preview built in your browser from the CodeYukta spec template. Real specs are drafted by our agents, clarified with you, and approved at Gate 1.
After go-live
Even a production fix is spec-driven, so every correction becomes permanent, tested knowledge.
The AI–human model
agentsAI coding platformAgents that draft specs and generate code, tests and docs.githubGitHub + CopilotRepo, pull requests, code generation and the spec / ADR store.spec-kitSpec-kit commandsThe sequential operating spine of every build.mission-controlOrchestratorWork tracking and coordination across every build.What we build
Multi-tenant products for cloud-hosted business workflows and customer-facing platforms, from first MVP to multi-module suite.
Architecture, deployment planning and CI/CD built for the cloud you already run on, with observability from day one.
Apps designed for daily, practical use: dependable offline behaviour, fast releases, steady product growth.
Intelligent features inside your product, plus performance tuning and cost-aware architecture that keep it fast and affordable.
Ways to engage
Your idea runs through Inception. You leave with an approved spec, architecture and task plan, ready to build with us or with anyone.
A dedicated AI-augmented squad of tech lead, engineers and QA, running all three phases on your product, release after release.
Bring a legacy app into AI-SDLC. Our agents recover specs from your codebase, so old code becomes documented, tested and safe to change.
Every artifact lands in your repository from day one. No lock-in, no black box.
Company
Yukta is Sanskrit for joined, fitting, well-applied. We join AI speed with engineering judgement, and apply both where they fit best.
Questions buyers ask
Something else on your mind? Ask it on a spec call.
Every line passes Gate 2, a peer review by our engineers, and Gate 3, QA sign-off against the acceptance criteria in the spec. AI drafts the work. People approve it before it moves on.
You do. Specs, ADRs, code, tests and release notes are committed to your repository from the first day. If you ever change partners, the full history goes with you.
Yes. The Modernise engagement recovers specs from your current codebase and builds a regression suite first, so every later change is spec-driven and safe.
One person who owns the product intent. They answer clarify questions and approve Gate 1. The agents and our engineers handle the rest, and you can watch progress at any time.
Azure, AWS and Google Cloud for SaaS and back-end work, and native Android and iOS for mobile.
A Spec Sprint is fixed scope and fixed price. Build Pods are billed monthly. Because every task is estimated against an approved spec, you see the cost before you commit to the build.
Book a spec call
Book a 30-minute spec call. Bring one feature idea, and we'll show you how it becomes a spec, a plan and a first release.