devenv-grooming

Standardizing component design involves consolidating architecture documents into a grooming workflow that classifies work and generates actionable issue attack plans. This process resolves architectural uncertainty and defines production deliverables through a mandatory tracking document.

The best way to resolve architectural uncertainty is to use a structured grooming workflow that guides you through architectural trade-offs. This ensures explicit user confirmation for all design decisions before moving into the actual implementation phase.

Yes, you can generate production-ready issue plans mapped to specific repositories and deliverables from your architecture documents. The grooming workflow automatically classifies these into Feature, Fix, or Task categories for implementation.

Yes, you must adhere to a mandatory grooming document artifact convention to plan component-level architecture. This document tracks the status of design decisions and is required to operate on component repositories or implementation plans.

You start the grooming workflow by providing the path to your component repository or your current design document. This initiates the intake process to classify work and define production deliverables.