engram-sdd-flow

Spec-driven development workflows can be automated using a structured process that manages explore, propose, apply, verify, and archive phases. This enforces explicit exit criteria, ensuring no development step is skipped without documented rationale.

Validating code changes against specifications is handled through a dedicated verification phase. This process produces validation results and risk assessments, confirming that implementation aligns with the documented specs before proceeding.

Implementation plans and risk assessments are generated as essential artifacts during the propose phase. This structured code review approach documents findings and change proposals to ensure comprehensive evaluation before applying changes.

Yes, Engram is required for spec management within this workflow. The automation relies on Engram to handle the spec-driven development phases, producing artifacts like findings and proposals throughout the structured process.

No phase can be skipped without explicit rationale. The structured workflow enforces phase-based management with explicit exit criteria, ensuring every step from exploration to archiving is covered and documented for compliance.

Automating spec-driven development produces essential artifacts including findings, risk assessments, change proposals, and validation results. These documents are generated across the explore, propose, apply, verify, and archive phases.