Specs rot silently as agents change code. Skaftor links specs to code and detects spec drift automatically, so your documented intent stays trustworthy instead of quietly becoming fiction.
Every change is a chance for the implementation to drift from its spec. Agents accelerate this — they change code fast and don't update intent. Eventually the spec can't be trusted, onboarding misleads, and audits fail.
Requirements and blueprints are captured as structured artifacts linked to the code that implements them in the knowledge graph — not prose in a separate doc that silently ages.
Skaftor runs drift detection as a background automation, comparing linked specs and code and routing divergences to a drift inbox before they become incidents.
Gates can require resolved drift before a change progresses, so specs stay in force rather than becoming decoration.
Link each spec to the code that implements it and continuously compare them, flagging divergences automatically. Skaftor runs spec-drift detection as a background automation and can gate progression on resolved drift, so documented intent stays trustworthy instead of silently rotting.
Last updated July 28, 2026 · https://skaftor.com/use-cases/keep-specs-and-code-in-sync