edicts

Translating vague specifications into executable plans requires structuring requirements into task-by-task edicts with ownership, acceptance criteria, and verification steps. This ensures teams can plan, implement, and verify complex software tasks without ambiguity.

Structuring a verification workflow for architecture plans involves embedding sources, risk notes, and traceable reasoning into a standardized plan document. This evidence-driven approach connects source specifications to conclusions for reliable execution and auditing.

Yes, you need YAML frontmatter containing the name and description fields to create structured documentation. This frontmatter presence is required to ensure plan templates are followed and specifications are correctly translated into executable edicts.

Adding evidence and risk notes to a specification plan involves embedding sources and traceable reasoning directly into the per-task structure of the plan document. This evidence-driven verification standardizes execution and guides the auditing process.

Executable edicts generated from product specs should be saved to the plan file located in the Consilium docs directory. Defining this save location ensures the standardized plan document is accessible for execution and auditing.