design-modify

To update a design document in an SSOT workflow, you modify the SDD file to align with current decisions by resolving markers and validating references. This ensures the single source of truth remains consistent across versions.

You transition a design document status from DRAFT to WAITING by running the modify command with a target path and the --status flag. This enforces strict workflow transitions and validates the update per SSOT guidelines.

Yes, you can roll back design artifacts after modifying an SDD file. The modification process handles artifact rollbacks across the SSOT workflow, allowing you to revert changes when needed to maintain document integrity.

Marker resolution in design documentation is the process of clearing flagged inconsistencies within the SDD. It ensures content aligns with current decisions and guarantees consistency across the entire SSOT workflow.

Yes, design-modify validates references when updating existing designs. It enforces a strict workflow that checks all reference links within the SDD to ensure they comply with SSOT guidelines during content updates.

You should not use a strict workflow for updating design docs when making informal edits outside the SSOT workflow. This approach enforces status transitions and reference validation, which requires structured decision tracking to function correctly.