ais.spec.implement

Automating software implementation from a project specification requires a defined project structure and implementation guidelines to validate task execution, ensure specification compliance, and track progress. The process reads design documents to execute tasks systematically.

Checklist validation during software implementation ensures tasks meet design, architecture, and quality standards. Automated review gates check project specifications against completed tasks to verify code quality and specification compliance systematically.

Worktree isolation is available for feature-specific development during task execution. This optional configuration separates feature branches, allowing the software implementation process to verify project setup and execute tasks without affecting the main project structure.

Handling debugging and errors during specification implementation involves systematic debugging triggered by failures or unexpected behavior. The process provides structured error handling within task execution to maintain progress tracking and ensure completion validation.

A well-defined project structure and implementation guidelines are required to manage sub-specifications independently. This prerequisite enables the system to read project specifications, verify configurations, and execute tasks while maintaining accurate status sync.