nfr-review

To review a High-Level Design (HLD) against Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs), fetch the HLD content from Confluence and parse NFR data from a YAML reference. The system uses parallel sub-agents to assess the design and generate a detailed gap analysis report.

An NFR gap analysis for HLDs compares a High-Level Design document against a defined set of Non-Functional Requirements. It identifies missing compliance across categories like security and performance, producing a report with scores and actionable remediation recommendations.

You can check Confluence HLDs for security and performance compliance by fetching the document content and evaluating it against predefined NFRs. The assessment uses parallel sub-agents to analyze various categories and highlight areas needing further attention.

Yes, the NFR review tool requires compliance requirements to be defined in a YAML reference file. It parses this NFR data to compare against the Confluence HLD content, ensuring the system design meets the 66 predefined standards before development begins.

The best way to automate architecture reviews for NFR compliance is using a tool that fetches HLD content and parses NFR data via parallel sub-agents. This approach quickly assesses the design against 66 predefined NFRs, identifying gaps and providing remediation suggestions.

Yes, you can generate remediation recommendations for missing NFRs by running an automated gap analysis. The review process evaluates the HLD against the YAML reference and outputs a report containing scores, identified gaps, and actionable suggestions for fixes.