spec-review

To verify code implementation against design specifications, you can audit the codebase against OpenSpec artifacts like design and task lists. This checks completeness, correctness, and coherence to identify deviations from specified requirements.

An implementation audit validates software code against design documents and task lists. It scopes verification across completeness, correctness, and coherence dimensions to ensure adherence to specified requirements and scenarios.

To check if all tasks and requirements are completed, perform a completeness verification against your task lists. This ensures every specified requirement is covered and implemented before formal code review.

Yes, you can assess code correctness by parsing markdown specification files and analyzing the codebase. This evaluates if the code functions as described and handles edge cases according to the design documents.

Yes, implementation verification works directly with OpenSpec artifacts. It parses markdown files from the specs directory to generate a detailed verification report covering completeness, correctness, and coherence.

Automated specification compliance checks require parsing markdown files and codebase analysis to generate reports. They depend on the quality of existing design documents and task lists to identify deviations accurately.