spec-check

To check if code matches design specifications, compare DESIGN/*.md files with implementation directories to surface Missing, Diverged, Extra, and Constraint issues. This generates a structured report highlighting gaps to guide fixes during PR reviews.

Design-implementation alignment checking is the process of comparing DESIGN docs against actual implementation code to surface cross-document inconsistencies. It identifies Missing, Diverged, Extra, and Constraint issues to ensure implemented interfaces align with design specifications.

Automate spec compliance checks for PR reviews by running a diff analysis between DESIGN/*.md specifications and implementation directories. This produces a structured findings report that highlights gaps and guides fixes before merging new features.

Yes, you can use diff analysis to find missing features by comparing DESIGN docs with implementation code. The analysis specifically surfaces Missing issues where specified features or interfaces are not implemented, guiding necessary code additions.

The best way to surface cross-document inconsistencies between design docs and code is to apply automated spec-implementation alignment checks to DESIGN/*.md files and corresponding implementation directories, which produces a structured report of gaps and divergences.

Yes, spec compliance checking works without external dependencies. The analysis operates directly on DESIGN/*.md specifications and implementation directories to generate findings reports, requiring no additional components or libraries to function.