cdd-review-implementation

You can validate implementation changes against the Selection and Rejections sections of a decision document, ensuring full compliance with Context constraints before moving to DONE.

Decision-aligned code review is a validation process that checks commit history and code changes against approved criteria, operating across the repository to ensure implementations faithfully reflect documented decisions.

Automate post-implementation governance by generating a formal review file for a given decision ID, which updates the document's review history and reports actionable findings suitable for CI/CD audit workflows.

Yes, the review process explicitly verifies that the implementation matches the Selection section and checks against explicitly rejected options documented in the decision document.

The best way to audit code changes against context constraints is to perform a traceable validation across the repository, checking commit history and documentation to produce a formal review file with actionable status findings.