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To add new requirements to an existing feature plan, you append new user stories, UI workflows, or data entities to the domain requirements. This iterative development process ensures your feature documentation stays synchronized with evolving needs.

Updating architecture diagrams during feature expansion involves generating or modifying architectural visualizations based on the new requirements. This synchronization ensures the system architecture accurately reflects the newly added services and data entities.

Managing iterative feature development requires pre-existing feature directories containing domain requirements and architecture manifests. Without these foundational files, the system cannot append new requirements or update the associated architecture diagrams.

Yes, you can flag test-driven development candidates when expanding features. As you append new requirements to the domain documentation, the system automatically identifies and flags specific components for test-driven development integration.

The best way to integrate a new API is to incorporate the new service requirements into your existing feature plan and update the architecture diagram. This ensures the system architecture visualizations reflect the expanded API integrations.

Domain requirements fail to update during feature expansion if the pre-existing feature directories lack the necessary architecture manifests. Proper iterative development requires these foundational files to manage and append new requirements successfully.