feature-tracking

You can track feature status across multi-service .NET projects by organizing features into structured directories with defined lifecycle stages like planned, specified, implementing, and shipped. This workflow provides status tracking artifacts for cross-team traceability.

Feature lifecycle management follows a structured workflow progressing through planned, specified, implementing, implemented, reviewing, and shipped stages. Each stage uses feature briefs and technical specs to guide design and handoff.

Create feature briefs and technical specs by setting up a new feature directory under .dotnet-ai-kit/features/ and documenting the design. These artifacts coordinate teams and guide the implementation handoff process.

Yes, you can optionally document dependencies and resources when creating feature briefs and technical specs. This documentation supports cross-team collaboration and traceability across multi-service .NET architectures.

No, this feature tracking workflow requires no external dependencies. It operates independently using structured directories and documentation discipline to coordinate feature work across multiple services.

The best way to coordinate feature work is applying a standardized workflow with structured feature directories, briefs, and technical specs. This documentation discipline keeps cross-team features organized and aligned across services.