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Agentic AI coding today is a single-player experience: each engineer prompts their own agent in isolation, context is lost between sessions, and teammates have no visibility into what agents are doing. 'Multiplayer AI coding' solves this through spec-driven development, where teams collaborate on structured specifications (called Runbooks) that serve as shared context for every agent on the project. Aviator Runbooks provide a five-step workflow—Plan, Provision, Execute, Review, Share—demonstrated through a Vue 2 to Vue 3 migration example. The approach enables senior engineers to encode hard-won knowledge into specs, junior developers to execute with full context, and PMs to track progress, all while generating reusable templates for future similar tasks.

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Instead of treating development as a single-player game, teams collaborate on structured specs that serve valuable context for every agent on the project.

<p>Instead of treating development as a single-player game, teams collaborate on structured specs that serve valuable context for every agent on the project.</p>