Cyber Guardians chat

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We live in the city and easily forget that roughly 75% of the population lives in rural areas facing a vastly different reality. -about 35% of the Ethiopian population does not have access to any toilet facility and relies entirely on open fields. -nearly 40% of the rural population does not have clean tap water and drinks directly from unprotected rivers, ponds, or lakes. -nearly 50% of the total Ethiopian population does not have access to electricity or a single lightbulb in their homes. -half the country lives in complete darkness after sunset while we casually leave lights on in empty rooms. -roughly 50% of the adult Ethiopian population cannot read or write a simple sentence in any language. -half of our people are quietly locked out of the written and digital world we navigate effortlessly every single day. -over 50% of the rural population does not have access to a basic medical clinic within a reasonable walking distance. -when a medical emergency strikes, they do not call for a ride, they carry their sick for hours on foot to find basic care. and we barley know what these numbers mean, we can not comprehend it.

SpecKit-driven development is basically a way of building software by defining exactly what you want before writing the code. You start with the project’s rules and requirements, then clarify them, create a technical plan, break the work into tasks, and only then implement and test it. So instead of “code first, figure things out later,” it’s “specify → plan → build → verify.” This helps AI coding agents understand the project better and reduces messy or inconsistent code.