feature-tracker

Feature specifications are tracked and version-controlled in SQLite by enforcing a strict workflow where features originate from interviews or docs and code scans, automatically snapshotting on every edit to maintain iteration history.

Managing a collaborative product roadmap with feature tests is done by linking human-described tests to feature entries for validation, integrating release roadmaps, and tracking iteration histories to ensure release readiness.

Tag-based querying and flexible filtering are supported for lightweight discovery, allowing teams to efficiently locate and manage specific feature specifications within the SQLite database using assigned tags.

To add a new feature entry for your product, use the /feature-tracker <product> add command, which initiates the entry process and enforces the strict workflow for originating features from interviews or docs and code scans.

SQLite is used for version history by creating automatic snapshots on each edit of feature specifications, ensuring that every change is recorded for collaborative iteration and historical tracking.

Feature tracking must originate from interviews or docs and code scans because the enforced strict workflow ensures that all feature entries are grounded in validated source material before being snapshot and versioned in the SQLite database.