DriftDetector

Spec drift detection in continuous integration compares recent implementation records against a defined SPEC Card to identify deviations. It flags when code or processes diverge from approved architecture diagrams or project requirements during automated quality assurance runs.

Test drift occurs when test cases no longer match defined specifications or current system reality. You can detect this by inputting your TEST Card and SPEC Card for analysis, which flags misaligned tests and disabled critical security checks.

Invariant erosion and governance bypass are identified by analyzing recent metrics and experience records against world models and governance norms. This detects violations of core constraints and flags instances where quality gates are skipped without justification.

To check implementation against specifications, you need to provide a SPEC Card, TEST Card, World model, and recent metrics or experience records. These inputs enable the analysis of spec drift, test drift, invariant erosion, and governance bypass.

Yes, you can automatically flag a release candidate by analyzing its implementation records against approved specifications and governance norms. This identifies critical security test omissions and architectural deviations during quality assurance processes.

Monitoring spec compliance requires analyzing your defined SPEC Card and TEST Card against recent implementation metrics. This approach catches deviations from intended specifications and detects governance bypass without relying on separate dedicated governance platforms.