rat-p1p3-spec-uarch

To generate microarchitecture documentation from a specification, you need a structured pipeline with enforced phase gates and human review checkpoints to ensure traceability before RTL implementation. This process produces a full microarchitecture specification package suitable for RTL handoff.

Enforcing design review phase gates between specification and microarchitecture requires a dedicated orchestrator agent that coordinates 3-phase sequencing and ADR recording. This mechanism provides a formal human review checkpoint to validate design quality before implementation begins.

Structuring a spec to microarchitecture pipeline involves sequencing through Phase 1 to Phase 3 with dual-layer quality gates. This generates research artifacts, reference models, and block architecture while recording architectural decisions for complete design documentation.

You need a formal review checkpoint before RTL implementation when complete design documentation is required to prevent errors. This ensures production-ready microarchitecture specifications are validated and traceable prior to coding.

Yes, you can use an orchestrator agent to manage architectural decision records across design phases. It coordinates the sequencing from specification to microarchitecture and handles state management while pausing for human review before RTL coding.

A microarchitecture specification package for RTL handoff should include research artifacts, reference models, and block architecture. These components are generated and organized through the gated design pipeline to ensure production-ready documentation.