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 # defn-spec
 
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 defn-spec lets you create Clojure Specs inline with your `defn`. The syntax (and implementation) has been borrowed from [Schema](https://github.com/plumatic/schema), so if you've used that before, this should be very familiar.
 
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 I created defn-spec to increase the locality of the spec definitions, and to reduce the activation energy to start adding specs to your codebase. I wanted to make something that was small enough to drop into any project or library I worked on.
 
+defn-spec doesn't introduce any concepts or features to spec. The only deviation from vanilla spec is that defn-spec will automatically build the `s/cat` form for you from the arguments that you provide.
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 ## Alternatives
 
 * Orchestra has a [defn-spec](https://github.com/jeaye/orchestra#defn-spec) macro. Cursive doesn't yet have support for this macro though, and it requires you to provide specs for every function argument. Orchestra is great though, and I recommend everyone check it out, especially for instrumenting their `:ret` and `:fn` specs.