Code Addiction (ADD)
A spec-driven development framework of commands, scripts and skills for AI coding assistants that turns a feature idea into discovery, planning, review and delivery through a fixed sequence of slash commands.
Code Addiction standardizes AI-assisted development, which is otherwise fragmented across custom prompts and editor-specific conventions, into a shared core of commands, scripts, skills and templates, with provider-specific integrations for Claude, Codex, Antigravity, Cursor and OpenCode, installed and managed by a versioned CLI with install, update, uninstall, doctor and validate commands.
Every feature follows the same development trail from idea to delivery; each stage's command hands off to the next, and steps can run unattended by approving a brainstorm stage with a delivery flag, with a final review and pull-request prompt always waiting for explicit developer approval. Optional plugins integrate external MCP tools to extend discovery, planning and diagnosis, disabled by default until the corresponding external tool is installed.
It is written in JavaScript and MIT licensed, and works with NestJS, React or other stacks and databases without requiring a specific tech stack.