agw-deep-feature-analysis

Deep feature analysis is documented by capturing domain context, scope boundaries, and key terminology in a standardized format. This structured documentation ensures total alignment between the Architect and AI before proposing a solution.

A gated process for feature specification is needed when a stakeholder requests complex refactoring. It forces rigorous analysis to resolve requirement ambiguities and identify scope gaps, preventing implementation errors before any code is touched.

Resolve requirement ambiguities by structuring the feature analysis to explicitly identify open questions and gaps in requirements. This phase-gated progression requires explicit Architect-led validation before development begins.

Yes, this feature analysis workflow operates within the Analysis-Gated Workflow without accessing the codebase. It captures business capabilities and technical scope independently to ensure requirements are understood perfectly.

The best way to structure complex features is using a phase-gated analysis that documents domain context, scope, and terminology. This approach satisfies the requirement for explicit Architect-led validation prior to implementation.

Complex refactoring requires explicit Architect-led validation to ensure total alignment between the Architect and the AI. This gated progression prevents implementation errors by validating the documented feature scope before coding.