sdd-verify

To verify code implementation matches software specifications, you need a quality assurance gate that systematically checks completeness, correctness, and design coherence against your specification and design documents. This prevents deviations and ensures adherence to requirements.

Checking if all planned development tasks are completed involves validating the project's task completion status against the original specifications. This completeness check ensures every planned item is finished and correctly implemented before merging changes.

Validating test coverage for newly implemented features requires testing verification that checks for adequate coverage against your detailed specifications and scenarios. This ensures all implemented functionality is properly tested before changes are merged.

Yes, you can assess if your code adheres to architectural design decisions automatically by performing a design coherence check. This compares your software implementation directly against the defined design documents to flag any architectural discrepancies.

Yes, you need specification and design documents to validate software implementation. Comprehensive analysis requires access to proposal, specs, design, tasks, and project configuration files to accurately compare the code against defined requirements.

You need to run a verification check in a Spec-Driven Development workflow after a developer completes a new feature. This automatically reviews the code against original requirements and design documents, flagging discrepancies before the change is merged.