factory-develop

Code implementation adheres to architectural specifications by using this Skill to guide development step-by-step, enforce scope boundaries, and check for deviations against your design documents.

Preventing scope creep when coding software components is achieved by enforcing strict architectural boundaries and managing escalation decisions for any out-of-scope issues encountered during implementation.

You can check for code duplication during software development by utilizing this Skill's built-in 5-criterion scoring system, which evaluates your code alongside integrated testing and linting tools.

Yes, you can use architectural design documents to guide production code writing; this Skill provides guided implementation based directly on approved specifications and established coding conventions.

Code implementation deviates from established error handling strategies when scope boundaries are not enforced; this Skill prevents deviations by ensuring strict adherence to defined design patterns.

You need to escalate out-of-scope issues during feature implementation when the requested code changes exceed the defined architectural boundaries specified in your design documentation.