docs-baseline-loading

To enforce a documentation baseline before coding, you must validate the presence, readability, and alignment of required project docs. This process checks for mandatory files like architecture and infrastructure docs, prompting creation of any missing sections to ensure compliance before implementation work proceeds.

A docs baseline is a mandatory set of structured project documentation, including architecture, integrations, and glossary files, required to maintain governance. It is needed to keep projects compliant by ensuring essential context is present, readable, and aligned before any implementation work begins.

Setting up required project documentation involves verifying baseline files such as docs/architecture.md and docs/infrastructure.md. If mandatory sections are missing, the system auto-creates them with a minimal, consistent structure to remediate gaps and align the project documentation before development starts.

Yes, docs baseline enforcement applies to all code activities in progress. It continuously checks for the required documentation baseline, validating the structure and content of existing files to ensure ongoing compliance, and prompts for remediation if alignment is missing.

When required documentation files are missing, the system automatically creates the missing baseline files and sections. It generates a minimal, consistent structure for these docs to remediate the gap, ensuring the project aligns with the documented baseline before implementation continues.

Yes, beyond enforcing the mandatory baseline, the system provides contextual guidance by suggesting optional, high-value documentation. It recommends module- or feature-specific docs when they are relevant to the overall project scope, enhancing the existing documentation governance.