faion-sdd-execution

Specification-driven development execution manages task workflows by running defined tasks autonomously and handling dependencies. It streamlines the execution phase to ensure tasks are completed efficiently according to the implementation plan.

Reflexion learning for code review cycles works by implementing a PDCA cycle that captures task outcomes. It updates pattern and mistake memory, logging encountered issues for future reference to facilitate continuous improvement in subsequent executions.

Yes, you can parallelize tasks and manage context in an SDD workflow. This execution skill supports context management and task parallelization, allowing developers to run multiple defined tasks autonomously while maintaining workflow dependencies.

The best way to validate code against design specs automatically is using an SDD execution skill that reviews completed tasks against the design specification. It runs unit tests, enforces quality gates, and logs mistakes encountered during the process.

Yes, you need a predefined implementation plan to use SDD execution. The skill is designed to execute the next task in a current feature's implementation plan, relying on existing specifications to manage dependencies and workflows properly.