design-interface

To generate interface contracts, you analyze logical entity boundaries and map capabilities, inputs/outputs, processing flows, and code mappings into a formal specification document with defined change rules.

Interface contract design is the process of translating logical entity capabilities into formal external and internal boundaries, ensuring clear exposure levels and dependency constraints for cross-team collaboration.

Document API change rules by generating a contract specification that records traceable additions, deletions, and modifications, mapping capabilities and flows to support version control across teams.

Yes, architecture documents and entity definitions are required inputs to validate exposure levels and dependency boundaries, ensuring the generated interface contracts align with architectural compliance.

Use automated contract generation during the design phase to establish interface boundaries for new entities and during the implementation phase to guide structured module collaboration across teams.

Yes, you can validate architecture compliance by checking generated interface contracts against architecture documents to verify that exposure levels and dependency boundaries remain clear and consistent.