ki-feature-definitions

To define feature behavior, you can codify structured behavior-level specifications in your repositories. This establishes consistent formatting and reliable system behavior for development and auditing purposes.

You validate feature definitions automatically by running scripts that check against the defined standard format. These validation checks verify ID schemes, enforce RFC-2119 compliance, and confirm verification hooks are correctly implemented.

Maintaining feature definitions in Knowledge Islands repositories involves automating the definition, auditing, and validation processes. This ensures your structured behavior-level specifications consistently conform to established code standards and pass verification hooks.

You need to initialize your environment before defining feature behavior by running the setup command. This prepares your repository to create, validate, and audit structured feature definitions according to the required format and standards.

Auditing feature definition formats is limited to checking ID schemes, RFC-2119 compliance, and verification hooks. It validates structural conformance to ensure testability but does not verify the actual runtime execution of the feature itself.