Structured Prompt-Driven Development
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A workflow for developing software with LLM assistants using structured, version-controlled prompts.
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Placed in Assess: 2 article(s) of evidence from 1 source(s), led by open-source activity, with 0 in the last 30 days. Confidence 31%.
Evidence (2)
- 6Martin Fowler·5/5/2026open_sourceLattice Brings Structured Patterns to AI Coding
Rahul Garg has released Lattice, an open-source framework designed to reduce friction in AI-assisted programming by organizing reusable engineering patterns into atoms, molecules, and refiners. It also maintains a living project context in a .lattice folder so AI tools can adapt to a team’s standards, decisions, and review history over time. The post also notes updates to an SPDD article and reflects on tools for conversation logs and the risks of AI-generated misinformation in Google Search.
- 5Martin Fowler·4/28/2026framework_updateThoughtworks introduces Structured Prompt-Driven Development
Thoughtworks' internal IT organization has developed Structured Prompt-Driven Development (SPDD), a workflow for using LLM coding assistants in team settings. The method treats prompts as version-controlled artifacts and emphasizes alignment with business needs, abstraction-first design, and iterative review.