sdd-verify

To verify code implementation against a Software Design Document, you can automate the process by executing tests and comparing the implementation directly against your SDD specifications and design decisions to ensure full alignment.

SDD verification is the automated process of validating spec compliance by comparing your software implementation against proposed specifications and executing tests to ensure the code meets all defined design requirements.

You can automate design validation by running a verification process that checks your implementation's design decisions against the original SDD, ensuring that all tasks and specifications defined in the document are correctly implemented and tested.

Yes, you can check task completion automatically by executing a verification process that validates whether the tasks defined in your Software Design Document have been fully implemented and align with the corresponding tests and specifications.

Yes, SDD verification operates without external dependencies, allowing you to directly execute tests and compare implementation artifacts against your Software Design Documents to ensure spec compliance in your local environment.

Your software implementation fails SDD spec compliance checks when the code does not align with the design decisions or specifications defined in the SDD, which is detected by executing tests and comparing the results against the document requirements.