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To plan complex multi-file architecture changes without coding, describe your feature scope and constraints to generate an implementation-ready plan. This process captures discovery requirements, sequences architecture decisions, and aligns documentation with acceptance criteria.

Feature discovery and sequencing for a technical spec is the process of capturing requirements, analyzing risks and constraints, and ordering architecture decisions. It ensures complex multi-system changes are documented and aligned with established standards before implementation.

Yes, you can generate a roadmap for multi-system changes by providing the feature scope and constraints. The approach produces a concrete, implementation-ready plan that guides downstream work and documents architecture decisions without writing code.

You create an implementation-ready plan for a new feature by defining the feature scope and constraints. The system then generates technical specs, sequences architecture decisions, and performs risk analysis to guide downstream development.

Yes, this approach works for documenting risk and constraint analysis by integrating it directly into the generated technical specs. It sequences architecture decisions and ensures documentation alignment with established standards and acceptance criteria for complex changes.