design-rules

Design-phase governance applies structured guidelines to evaluate design specs, apply phase-driven quality criteria, and identify gaps early. This ensures consistent outputs and reduces iteration loops during planning.

Phase-driven loading sequentially applies governance prompts at each step of the design workflow. It dynamically loads relevant spec-quality and design-checklist criteria to evaluate risks and constraints as the design progresses.

Reduce iteration loops by applying structured checklists and quality criteria early in the design phase. Evaluating design specs against phase-driven governance rules identifies gaps and constraints before they compound.

Yes, loading design rules at startup automatically guides the workflow with formal design processes. It references standard artifacts like spec-quality and design-checklist files to apply governance prompts.

No, the design governance workflow operates without external dependencies. It uses internal references to spec-quality and design-checklist artifacts to provide phase-driven guidelines and risk evaluation.