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To implement atomic specs with traceability, provide a spec group identifier to automate the execution process. The system reads spec manifests, loads trace context, and applies changes one atomic spec at a time while collecting implementation evidence.

When spec gaps are discovered during spec-driven implementation, the system escalates the issue to resolve it before deployment. This prevents incomplete requirements from proceeding and maintains alignment with the spec manifest.

To manage session checkpoints in a spec-driven workflow, the implementation process records progress against atomic specs automatically. It updates statuses and maintains trace context to ensure work can be resumed or audited accurately.

Yes, an approved spec manifest is required to start implementation. The workflow relies on spec manifests to load trace context and execute atomic specs in order, ensuring changes align with approved requirements before deployment.

The best way to execute atomic specs in software projects is through a spec-driven workflow that processes one spec at a time. This approach records implementation evidence and ensures traceability across all approved changes.

Spec-driven implementation requires recording evidence to maintain traceability between the approved specs and the final code changes. This evidence ensures that session checkpoints and requirement updates are verifiable during deployment.