distill

To extract domain specifications from an existing codebase, you can distill the source code into a structured Allium spec. This process identifies core domain entities, states, transitions, and boundaries while separating domain concerns from implementation details.

The best way to reverse-engineer a monorepo into a formal spec is to use a code-to-spec distillation process. It transforms complex multi-service architectures into concise, domain-focused Allium specifications that capture intents and omissions.

Yes, you can generate an Allium spec from microservices to align teams. The distillation process extracts domain rules, entities, and boundaries from multi-service architectures, producing a formal specification to guide future development.

Reverse-engineering code into domain specs works effectively for monorepos. The distillation process separates domain concerns from implementation details across the codebase, outputting a structured spec detailing entities, states, and transitions.

You need to distill a codebase into a domain specification when documenting scope, ownership, and boundaries to guide future refactors or new features. It helps align teams by capturing intents and omissions across complex architectures.

To document domain boundaries and states from an existing implementation, apply a code-to-spec distillation process. It extracts entities, states, transitions, and rules from the source code into a structured Allium specification.