architecture-review

To check if ADR decisions cover GDD requirements, you need an architecture review that builds a traceability matrix mapping each design requirement to its corresponding architectural decision. This identifies coverage gaps to ensure complete design-to-architecture alignment.

Cross-ADR conflict detection is the process of analyzing multiple architectural decision records to find internal inconsistencies. It surfaces conflicting decisions across documents to guide a prioritized plan for resolving architectural misalignments.

To verify engine version compatibility across ADRs, an architecture review analyzes all design documents and engine constraints. It checks engine version pins against architectural decisions to detect inconsistencies and produces a pass or concerns or fail verdict.

Yes, you can get an actionable ADR implementation plan from a traceability matrix. An architecture review analyzes the matrix, detects coverage gaps and conflicts, and outputs a prioritized plan of ADRs needed for project closure.

The best way to validate architecture readiness before production is to run an architecture review quality gate. It ensures architectural decisions cover GDD requirements, remain internally consistent, and align with engine version pins to confirm production readiness.