pre-implementation-checklist

To validate specification and codebase alignment, you need a pre-implementation checklist that verifies architecture, APIs, and dependencies. This ensures technical readiness and generates a go/no-go decision to gate the commissioning process.

A pre-commission checklist for software governance is a stage-gated validation mechanism. It verifies vision, technical readiness, and Track 0 alignment between the specification and codebase prior to releasing an actionable implementation plan.

Automating a readiness gate for Track 0 alignment involves running a checklist skill that appends validation criteria to your specification file. It checks architecture and dependencies, then generates remediation prompts to fix any drift.

No, this pre-implementation checklist requires no external dependencies to run. It operates directly to validate your specification against the codebase and generate readiness documentation for the commissioning process.

The best way to document technical readiness before commissioning is applying a stage-gated checklist to your specification. This verifies architecture and APIs, outputs remediation prompts for drift, and establishes a clear go/no-go decision.

Specification drift happens before implementation due to gaps between the spec and actual codebase architecture. A pre-implementation checklist detects this drift by verifying APIs and dependencies, generating remediation prompts to restore alignment.