full-stack-integration-enforcement

Preventing integration defects requires aligning feature development with core subsystems during planning and pre-implementation. You map the feature against systems like EventBus and Observability to determine required adapters before coding begins.

Pre-code integration blueprinting maps a feature against core systems like Genesis, StateTracker, EventBus, and Observability to determine required adapters and registries before any implementation begins.

To scaffold StateTracker and UncertaintyExtractor entries, map the feature across Genesis and Observability first, then create the initial integration artifacts and scaffolding steps before writing core logic.

Integration testing requires real infrastructure fixtures like Redis and Postgres. Mock-only tests are avoided to ensure production-readiness and validate true end-to-end readiness across all subsystems.

The best way to enforce end-to-end integration readiness is applying a workflow from plan to scaffold to core logic to validation, with self-correction prompts that reject incomplete integration steps and enforce proactive wiring.

You should enforce integration across these subsystems during the planning and pre-implementation phases, requiring explicit integration artifacts and scaffolding steps before any core feature logic is written.