entry-point-check

To validate project entry points before constraint acceptance, compare the entry_points field in VS files against the SPEC_PRJ_ENTRYPOINTS specification to identify missing entries and ensure design consistency. This catches omissions early in the design stage.

Entry point design validation supports WEB_APP, API, JOB, CLI, LIB, and MIXED entry types. It checks these project entry types against predefined specifications to prevent design inconsistencies during the design stage.

Missing entry points cause design inconsistencies because the defined entries do not align with expected project types. Validating against SPEC_PRJ_ENTRYPOINTS identifies these gaps and suggests additions based on project context before critical validation.

Yes, entry point specification check works for CLI design and API design. It validates defined entry points for projects involving CLI and API types against expected specifications, ensuring adherence to design specifications for PMs and developers.

The best way to document project entry points during the design stage is to run an automated validation check against SPEC_PRJ_ENTRYPOINTS. This generates a report detailing missing entries and provides suggestions for design consistency.

You need to check entry points against SPEC_PRJ_ENTRYPOINTS during the DESIGN stage, specifically before submitting a project for constraint acceptance. This ensures all necessary entry points like UI, API, or CLI are correctly defined.