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To extract a feature inventory from an existing product, analyze product artifacts, code references, and API specifications to build a structured FDD feature register. This process reconciles code evidence with product documentation to map real application capabilities.

Migrating legacy applications into feature-driven development involves reading existing specifications to generate Feature Cards and assign delivery stripes. This identifies missing JIT design work and prepares teams for structured transition workflows.

Generating Feature Cards from product documentation and code evidence requires analyzing domain registers and feature identifiers. This creates migration-ready product documentation that synchronizes implemented capabilities into structured formats.

You can reconcile product knowledge with code reality during product onboarding by extracting actual feature inventory from codebases and existing specifications. This discovers implemented capabilities and organizes future delivery priorities accurately.

Feature extraction works by analyzing available product artifacts and code references, but having existing Feature Cards and domain registers enhances the output. It builds a structured FDD feature register using whatever evidence exists.

Use reverse feature extraction for product synchronization when inheriting existing applications or migrating to feature-driven workflows. It discovers implemented capabilities and organizes delivery priorities by analyzing codebases and documents.