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Evidence-first feature development organizes implementation into scoped, verifiable steps that capture documentation and verification outputs. You need it when feature workflows require traceable changes, acceptance criteria alignment, and compliant documentation for audits or reviews.

To execute feature workflows, you draft a scoped feature plan that breaks work into manageable steps aligned with acceptance criteria. The process enforces defined roles and output formats, guiding execution from scoping through implementation to final verification.

Yes, this scoped planning approach explicitly supports generator-owned stories. It provides role-based guidance that structures feature-workflows, ensuring defined steps and compliant documentation are followed for traceable changes throughout the execution process.

The best way to ensure traceable changes is using an evidence-first reporting mechanism that captures implementation notes and verification outputs at each step. This enforces compliant documentation aligned with acceptance criteria, directly supporting audits and reviews.

No specific dependencies or environment setup are required to start scoped task planning. You simply need a feature story or workflow description to draft a scoped plan and begin evidence-first verification across the defined execution steps.