coherence-check

To validate specification coherence, you extract key requirements, check for consistency and completeness, compute coverage percentages, and determine severity levels to ensure outputs align with stated objectives.

Output coherence validation verifies that generated specifications, reports, and code accurately reflect their intended objectives by identifying inconsistencies, pinpointing gaps, and classifying issues as ok, warning, or critical.

You can check alignment and coverage for generated reports and code using specific validation templates that verify if outputs meet all stated requirements and flag discrepancies for review.

Requirements verification identifies gaps by pinpointing areas where objectives are not met or inconsistently addressed, then assesses severity by classifying coherence issues as ok, warning, or critical based on coverage levels.

Automated validation works for feature specifications by checking if all user stories and acceptance criteria are covered and consistent, flagging any discrepancies before they cause issues.

Coherence checking for generated outputs operates on specifications, reports, and code, but requires clearly stated objectives to extract key requirements and compute coverage accurately; without defined objectives, validation cannot assess severity.