Above is a link to the NAWC documentation, that s also a live version of NAWC you can try in your browser.I made nawc because I loved spec-driven development with agents, but hated how inconsistent markdown is at describing intent. I needed a more streamlined approach, where intent is captured with more deterministic probes that are easy to refine and iterate on.The solution is NAWC - an extensible HTML-based notebook that lives in your codebase. It has built-in plugins that add custom components that can reference live source and run interactive examples and tests right inside the notebook. It also ships with a set of agent skills, inspired by Matt Pocock s skill collection, designed to help you refine a rough idea into a polished TDD-ready design through prototypes you can see and interact with.I d especially love to hear some feedback from people who find it difficult to keep up with the code when working with AI agents.I d love for this tool to be a way to help people have a deeper understanding of the code they (have their agents) write, and would love to know what else I can add to help support that goal.NAWC is open sourced under an AGPL license over at: https://github.com/Narwhster/nawcYou can read more about my process coming up with the idea for NAWC, as well as future projects that stem from it over at: https://narwhster.com/notes/nawc-and-nit/building-nawc-and-n...