factory-spec

Automating spec and ADR generation is handled by orchestrating a gated workflow with deterministic agent delegation. It coordinates PM, Architect, and Rules-Memory agents to produce synchronized functional specs, architectural decision records, and memory rules.

A gate-based workflow for specs and ADRs uses sequential checkpoints, like Gate 1 and Gate 2, to coordinate deterministic agent delegation. It ensures functional specs and architectural decisions are synchronized and version deltas are enforced across artifacts.

Template-driven artifact generation works for both greenfield and brownfield project evolutions. The process applies dependency analysis and version deltas to synchronize functional specs and ADRs across system and domain documentation.

Synchronizing functional specs and domain documentation across version deltas is achieved through template-driven outputs. It coordinates agents to generate and update files like docs/specs/system.md and docs/specs/domain.md, reducing manual drift.

Automating architectural rule creation requires strict adherence to the gated workflow structure to prevent coordination drift. It is limited by the need to satisfy specific requirements for PM specs, architect ADRs, and memory rules within the defined MODEL phase.

Yes, factory-spec coordinates deterministic agent delegation including PM, Architect, and Rules-Memory agents. This orchestration automates the MODEL phase by generating functional specs, architectural decisions, and memory rules.