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Mandatory audit trail logging for agent actions is enforced by requiring every agent to log actions with timestamps, phase context, status, and attribution in segregated per-feature JSONL files. This ensures full traceability and accountability across governed SDLC processes.

Unenforced action logging creates traceability gaps because agents may skip recording their actions, making it impossible to audit changes, debug issues, or track progress accurately across features and increments. Mandatory per-feature JSONL logging eliminates these blind spots.

The best way to track feature progress across SDLC phases is by segregating JSONL audit trails by feature ID, mapping phase context to status, and maintaining a global index. This isolates logs for easy querying of all work done on a specific feature.

Yes, JSONL audit logs capture agent attribution by requiring all agents to register every action with timestamps and executing agent identity. This satisfies compliance requirements for immutable action attribution and provides a reliable record for debugging.

Per-feature action logging works for isolated progress tracking by segregating logs by feature ID within governed workflows. This allows teams to query a specific feature's audit trail independently to trace exactly which agent implemented an increment and when.

You need per-feature JSONL logging when your SDLC governance requires immutable action attribution, phase-to-status mapping, and increment-level progress tracking for compliance and debugging across multi-agent software development workflows.