implementation-sketch

To sketch implementation approaches for architecture gaps, identify the approved gap and generate a design sketch referencing your constellation map. The sketch documents how to connect new approaches to existing stars, detailing what to reuse versus generate.

A constellation map gap analysis is used to identify missing architecture components and guide design decisions. It grounds implementation sketches by referencing existing stars by name and documenting contracts to ensure alignment with documented interfaces and seams.

Document design constraints and success criteria for architecture gaps by producing validation-oriented design sketches. These sketches outline trade-offs, reuse opportunities, and connection points to support rapid review and sign-off before coding begins.

Yes, you can reuse existing architecture components when sketching new implementation designs. The sketch explicitly indicates what can be reused from existing stars and what must be generated, ensuring alignment with documented contracts and interfaces.

The best way to align new design sketches with existing architecture contracts is to ground each sketch in constellation knowledge. Reference stars by name and document contracts to ensure alignment with documented interfaces and seams before development.