implement-specs

To align feature implementation with approved specs, you need a validation process that checks your codebase against product.md and tech.md files. This ensures the code accurately reflects the specified requirements before considering the work complete.

Spec-driven development is a workflow where implementation strictly follows approved product and tech specs. Keeping code and specs in sync requires updating the documentation as the feature evolves, reducing the risk of mismatches during the merge process.

Validating code against specifications requires reading the approved spec files and comparing them against the actual codebase implementation. This verification step confirms feature integrity and ensures the code meets the documented product requirements.

Yes, maintaining feature integrity typically requires structured spec files like product.md and tech.md in your codebase. These documents provide the baseline requirements needed to verify implementation alignment and update specifications as the feature evolves.

You should update specs during feature evolution, specifically when the implementation deviates from the original approved product and tech specs. This maintains feature integrity by keeping the documentation and codebase perfectly synchronized throughout the workflow.