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To sync design documentation with a task management system, map existing planning artifacts to their roles and establish a unified update order for requirements and status. This prevents information drift across complex development workflows.

Your task board contradicts design docs due to information drift between high-level planning and low-level tracking. Auditing current files helps establish a unified strategy to align project intent, work status, and acceptance criteria.

To couple code commits with task lifecycle management, establish a structured approach for creating and updating tasks linked to your source of truth. This ensures traceable, commit-coupled task tracking.

The best way to establish clear acceptance criteria is synchronizing project design documentation with task management systems. This eliminates fragmented information and defines traceable task states.

Yes, this task sync approach works without specific dependencies. It operates by analyzing your current project files, such as READMEs and design docs, to recommend a unified strategy for tracking progress.

You should avoid a unified update order for simple projects where fragmented information does not impact outcomes. It is designed for complex development workflows needing strict traceability and commit-coupled task management.