Plan Mode Isn't Enough. GSD is the Framework I Actually Use

GSD (Get Shit Done) is the spec-driven development framework I've been using for over a month — and it's my favorite one yet. It combines SDD with context engineering so you never hit context rot. In this video, I'll walk you through what makes GSD different from other frameworks like Superpowers, BMAD, and SpecKit. GSD breaks your project into phases, each in a fresh context window, finishing at ~50% context so you never get degraded outputs. I'll cover the full workflow: PRD → roadmap → discussion → research → plan → execute → verify, and show you how GSD's persistent state lets you clear context and pick up exactly where you left off. ⌚ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - What is GSD? 00:28 - Why planning matters before building 01:10 - What spec-driven development does 01:45 - What sets GSD apart (context engineering) 02:15 - Starting a new project 02:45 - Discussion and research phases 03:20 - Plan and execute phases 03:50 - Verify and approve workflow 04:15 - GSD file structure 04:35 - Agent compatibility 05:00 - Pause and resume workflow 05:30 - Testing recommendations 06:00 - Final thoughts 🔗 RELEVANT LINKS: GSD Framework → https://github.com/gsd-build/get-shit-done My PRD Creator Skill (Free) → https://github.com/JeredBlu/jeredblu-marketplace Book a call with me → https://yedatechs.com/#discovery-call Sponsorship inquiries → hi@yedatechs.com #GSD #SpecDrivenDevelopment #SDD #ClaudeCode #AICoding #ContextEngineering #AIFramework #DevWorkflow #OpenCode #GeminiCLI