pce-memory-feedback-guide

Feedback for claims standardizes positive, negative, and delete signals with evidence guidance. Use the feedback lifecycle to rate claims, document supporting evidence, and trigger follow-up actions within your Evidence-Loop Development cycle to enforce governance discipline and produce auditable decisions.

The ELD cycle enforces Sense/Model/Predict/Change/Ground/Record discipline across new features, bug fixes, and refactors. It structures evidence and claims into grounding tests and telemetry, delivering issue contracts, link maps, and ADRs that create a reusable knowledge store through pce-memory integration.

Process memory feedback by structuring evidence, Law/Term cards, and grounding within the ELD cycle. The Skill produces Evidence Packs, ADRs, and pce-memory outputs that audit decisions and establish a knowledge store for reproducible change governance.

Following the feedback and grounding discipline produces issue contracts, link maps, grounding tests, telemetry records, Evidence Packs, and Architecture Decision Records. These outputs create an auditable trail and reusable knowledge base for future changes.

Yes. The feedback and Evidence-Loop Development approach applies to new features, bug fixes, and refactors across codebases. It standardizes governance across all change types by enforcing consistent evidence structuring and grounding discipline.