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To generate CakePHP code from a functional design spec, provide the module requirements to automate transformation into production-ready Controllers, Models, Entities, and a service layer.

Enforcing MVC separation in CakePHP code generation is achieved by applying standard conventions that strictly divide Controllers, Models, and service-based workflows from your functional designs.

Yes, you can create code for multi-tenant CakePHP architectures, as the generation process demonstrates specific patterns for modularization and multi-tenant data access across the service layer.

Design-to-code automation handles strict types in CakePHP by enforcing strict typing within the generated Entities, Models, and service interfaces during the functional spec transformation process.

Yes, you need a functional specification for the CakePHP module, because the generated Controllers, Models, Entities, and service layer are directly scaffolded from your provided design requirements.

Limitations when generating a service layer for CakePHP modules include relying on the completeness of your functional design spec, as the automation strictly follows provided input without inferring unstated business logic.