functional-requirements-check

Functional requirements verification automates checking that implementations conform to specification documents. This Skill traces requirements to code, detects deviations across functional, data integrity, performance, and UI/UX dimensions, and produces actionable remediation reports to achieve 95% conformance.

Validation catches incomplete feature implementations, unintended behaviors violating negative specifications, and accuracy gaps in business rules and validation logic. Applied during feature development, code changes, testing, and audits to ensure specification-to-code traceability.

Yes. This Skill applies across new feature development, code changes, testing phases, and compliance audits. It detects conformance deviations in mature codebases and generates detailed remediation reports for non-conformant areas.

Requirements verification enforces explicit doc-to-code traceability and checks both positive requirements and negative specifications (what must not be implemented). Standard testing typically validates behavior against implicit expectations, while this approach ties each code path back to specification items.

The Skill produces actionable remediation reports detailing which specification items lack corresponding implementations, which implementations violate negative requirements, and areas where business rules or validation logic diverge from documented intent.

Run validation during feature development to catch deviations early, after code changes to verify conformance, during testing phases to confirm specification coverage, and during audits to assess overall compliance across functional and non-functional dimensions.