reversa-coding

Reverse coding transforms an actions.md plan into executable code by progressively coding each planned action across the full forward cycle. It enforces prerequisites, tracks progress in progress.jsonl, and generates audit artifacts like legacy-impact.md and regression-watch.md.

Reverse coding is an automation pipeline that converts planned actions into executable code while tracking implementation progress. It updates checkboxes to [X] in actions.md and maintains an auditable trail of changes by logging updates to progress.jsonl.

You generate audit trails and regression watch files by executing the coding cycle across preparation, tests, core, integration, and polishing phases. This automatically produces legacy-impact.md and regression-watch.md artifacts to preserve an auditable trail of changes.

No, the reverse coding pipeline requires no external dependencies or components to function. You can initiate the cycle directly by typing /reversa-coding to start transforming your actions.md file into verified and auditable executable implementations.

The limitation of using a markdown plan for code generation is that the pipeline strictly requires an actions.md format to function. It relies entirely on updating checkboxes within that specific file structure for progress tracking and generating the required audit artifacts.