rule-laravel-shared-foundation-docs-sync-model-decision

To prevent documentation drift in Laravel, enforce canonical ownership rules that synchronize foundation documentation, domain vocabulary, and module docs whenever you touch routes, screens, or repositories. This alignment ensures implementation matches contract surfaces.

Canonical ownership in Laravel uses foundation documentation policies as the single source of truth for contract surfaces. It governs route, screen, repository, and domain changes to maintain alignment between contracts and implementation.

You need to update Laravel foundation documentation whenever you touch routes, screens, repositories, or domain models. Explicit policy updates are required before introducing new subscopes or making contract changes to maintain alignment.

Enforce Laravel contract governance by applying canonical ownership rules that require explicit policy updates before making changes. Synchronize foundation documentation, roadmap entries, and module docs to reflect new flows and UI behaviors.

Yes, introducing a new subscope or making contract changes in Laravel requires explicit policy updates beforehand. This ensures foundation documentation and module entries reflect the new domain vocabulary and maintain alignment.

The best way to align Laravel domain vocabulary is to apply canonical ownership rules that synchronize foundation documentation across touched surfaces. This updates roadmap and module entries to reflect new flows and UI behaviors accurately.