reversa-coding

To turn a staged execution plan into implemented code, a transformation process reads action blocks from actions.md and implements them phase-by-phase while respecting dependencies and parallelizable subsets.

Legacy-to-code traceability preserves the link between forward execution plans and implemented code by generating audit trails like legacy-impact.md and appending execution outcomes to progress.jsonl for future reference.

Yes, generating code from an execution plan requires reverse extraction artifacts. The _reversa_sdd/ directory must exist and contain architecture.md and domain.md, otherwise the process aborts without touching files.

To set up regression guards and audit trails for staged feature development, generate regression-watch.md and legacy-impact.md based on architecture and domain rules, while updating actions.md and appending line-by-line to progress.jsonl.

Plan-to-code execution aborts without creating files when strict safety gate verification fails, specifically when the _reversa_sdd/ directory or its required architecture.md and domain.md artifacts are missing.

Yes, you can execute parallel sub-sets during phase-by-phase code generation. The process handles dependencies across phases like Preparação, Testes, Núcleo, Integração, and Polimento, allowing optional parallelizable subsets.