reversa-reviewer

Reverse-engineering spec review detects inconsistencies and validates confidence by checking requirements, design, and tasks files for internal contradictions. It cross-references generated artifacts and expected module coverage to flag conflicts and missing units across the entire output folder.

Human-in-the-loop validation in spec review generates a questions file for red gap classifications and processes user answers based on answer mode. This enforces confidence rules and finalizes missing expected behaviors without requiring full manual re-verification of the entire specification.

To generate questions for specification gaps, apply confidence rules to identify red lacuna classifications in the reviewed specs. The system automatically produces a dedicated questions file to prompt human validation and resolve missing expected behaviors in the reverse-engineering output.

Reverse spec review requires canonical unit files and global traceability artifacts in the output folder, along with a defined confidence rules reference file. These inputs provide the expected module coverage and classification criteria needed to detect contradictions and validate confidence.