roster-spec-formal

You can generate formal Rocq (.v) specifications from validated markdown product specs by using a pipeline skill that maps each formal property to its parent user story. This requires pre-existing validated markdown spec files and a formal triage brief to ensure accurate translation.

Formal specification generation for critical software components is the process of translating validated markdown requirements into verifiable Rocq or Quint artifacts. This ensures that high-risk properties are mathematically defined and traceable to original user stories for automated formal verification.

Yes, you can generate Quint .qnt specifications from existing validated markdown product specs. The generation process reads your markdown spec and formal triage brief to output a .qnt file, enforcing user story traceability and requiring a human validation quiz to confirm stakeholder intent.

Yes, formal specification generation supports user story traceability by mapping every formal property back to its parent user story from the original markdown spec. This ensures no requirement is lost in translation and provides full traceability for high-risk components during formal verification.

The prerequisites for generating formal Rocq or Quint specs are pre-existing validated markdown product spec files and formal triage brief files. You must have these specific markdown documents available in your repository before initiating the formal specification generation process.

You need a validation quiz for formal specifications to confirm that stakeholders understand the committed formal requirements and to prevent misinterpretation of high-risk properties. This mandatory human validation step ensures the generated Rocq or Quint specs align with stakeholder intent before formal verification.