acceptance-criteria

Acceptance criteria definition involves identifying functional, non-functional, and documentation requirements that establish measurable validation conditions for project artifacts. This ensures alignment and objective completion tracking for every deliverable.

Ensuring traceability requires linking acceptance criteria directly to project artifacts and their corresponding verification methods. This creates an auditable path connecting scope items to specific completion conditions.

Generating an AcceptanceCriteria.md document requires applying criteria definition to your planning scope items, which saves the formalized functional and non-functional requirements to workspace/{ProjectName}/docs/. This outputs a structured markdown file.

Formal acceptance criteria documentation is necessary when finishing a deliverable and requiring measurable validation. It is applied during the planning scope phase to enforce traceability before verification begins.

Yes, this approach satisfies criteria for functional, non-functional, and documentation requirements. It systematically identifies and documents the specific completion conditions needed for all categories of project artifacts.

Deliverable acceptance criteria must include the project scope, success metrics, and verification steps. It explicitly defines functional, non-functional, and documentation requirements to ensure measurable completion and auditability.