plan-eng-review

To review an engineering plan before coding, use a structured review process that surfaces architecture risks, data flow issues, edge cases, and missing test coverage. This approach generates design artifacts and test plans to guide implementation.

An architecture design doc review is an evaluation process that identifies structural risks, validates data flow, and checks test coverage completeness. It uses interactive decision points and diagrams to ensure the engineering plan is solid prior to implementation.

To identify edge cases and data flow issues in a design doc, apply a completeness principle through interactive questioning. This surfaces missing test coverage and architecture risks by systematically validating data flows and boundary conditions.

Yes, you can generate test plans and ASCII diagrams from an engineering plan. The review process produces these design artifacts to visualize architecture and lock in test coverage requirements before coding begins.

Yes, the engineering plan review works without external dependencies. It operates as a standalone review process using structured prompts, interactive decision flows, and completeness checks to evaluate architecture and testing plans.