requirements

You can create testable feature requirements by using the define workflow to capture scope, success criteria, and edge cases before development begins. This ensures your requirements are testable, traceable, and aligned with code.

Yes, you can generate requirements from code using the generate workflow to bootstrap documentation and traceability. This automates requirement creation in the .docs/requirements directory when documentation is missing.

You can validate existing implementations against documented requirements using the validate workflow to catch gaps. This process checks your code alignment with the requirements stored in the .docs/requirements directory.

The best way to maintain traceability is automating the creation, updating, and validation of feature requirements within the .docs/requirements directory. This ensures continuous alignment between documented scope and your codebase.

No specific dependencies are required to automate feature requirement updates. The tool operates independently to guide teams through define, validate, and generate workflows within the .docs/requirements directory.

You should avoid using automated requirement workflows if your project lacks a structured .docs/requirements directory or if your feature scope cannot be broken down into testable, traceable success criteria and edge cases.