aegis-issue-manifest

You can access structured fix requirements for AEGIS Core Shield issues by loading a centralized manifest of issue entries. It provides on-demand details including tier classification, associated files, required code patterns, and explicit acceptance criteria for tracked issues.

Acceptance criteria for AEGIS Core Shield issue implementation are explicitly defined within structured issue entries. Each tracked issue includes required code patterns and validation requirements aligned with the project's seven-virtue integrity governance system and architectural guardrails.

Yes, diagnostic, development, and quality assurance agents can retrieve specific code patterns for AEGIS Core Shield. The manifest supplies exact required code patterns and associated unit test names for issues like the PEER capture precedence requirement without cross-referencing multiple files.

The AEGIS issue manifest covers multi-tier issues spanning documentation updates, architectural changes, and UI adjustments. It tracks eight issues with structured problem statements, associated files, and fix specifications aligned with the seven-virtue integrity governance system.

Yes, the AEGIS issue manifest supports versioned issue specifications. It satisfies the need for consistent, versioned issue specifications that align with project architectural guardrails and the seven-virtue integrity governance system.

You need a centralized manifest for AEGIS Core Shield development to eliminate time wasted searching scattered documentation for implementation details. It provides instant access to structured issue requirements, fix specifications, and acceptance criteria for development and QA agents.