If you have spent an afternoon grepping for AGENTS.md, .cursor/rules, and _bmad-output/**, you already know the problem: AI-era projects accumulate knowledge faster than humans can browse it.
specwiki turns those scattered specs into a wiki with one command. That output belongs to your repo — categorized pages, search, HTML you can open locally.
This blog is different. It is publisher voice at specwiki.ai/blog:
- Field Notes — workflow pain and “should I try this today?” moments
- Release Stories — what changed and why (with links to the CHANGELOG, not a duplicate install guide)
- Ecosystem — where specwiki sits next to BMAD, Cursor rules, and the rest of the SDD stack
No comments widget, no RSS in v1, no analytics — just markdown in a PR, reviewed like any other change. If you want the reference docs, start with the README. If you want the “why now” story, stay here.