pmatch

To validate plan-to-design alignment, you pattern-match a source-of-truth against a target document or codebase to verify they reflect the same requirements and structural patterns.

The best way to verify an implementation matches a plan is to run a pattern-match validation, coordinating lightweight agents to parse inputs, spawn matchers, and merge findings into a structured alignment report.

Yes, you can use pattern matching to check if a design spec and code reflect the same requirements by providing the source and target documents to coordinate lightweight matching agents and produce a structured alignment report.

Design review pattern matching works for both documents and codebases by parsing inputs from either source type, spawning matchers to compare alignment, and merging findings into a single structured report.

You should use lightweight pattern matching instead of a full architecture review when you need to quickly validate that a plan matches a design or an implementation matches a plan without deep structural analysis overhead.