req-change-workflow

You can standardize requirement changes by turning chaotic edits into a repeatable loop: clarify acceptance criteria, assess impact, implement with small diffs, and run a fixed regression checklist to prevent broken features.

A gated change workflow standardizes feature updates by requiring stakeholder approval before implementation, producing artifacts like change briefs, impact-risk assessments, and design plans with rollback notes at each gate.

You can assess change impact by running an impact-scan script using rg to locate entrypoints across manifest, service worker, OAuth, storage, and UI integration points before implementing new logic.

Yes, rg is required as a dependency because the workflow relies on an impact-scan script to locate entrypoints and integration points within the codebase before proceeding with the design phase.

You document changes by filling out provided templates for decision logs and regression checklists, ensuring consistent artifact-driven governance and maintaining a record of design plans with rollback notes.

The best way is a structured change flow that confirms current behavior from code, assesses risk for integration points, implements small diffs, and validates updates using a fixed regression checklist before final approval.