spec-validation

Validating an FRD involves checking it against defined standards and checklists to ensure completeness and consistency. The validator performs format validation and cross-reference verification, generating a structured validation report with severity levels and actionable recommendations.

The best way to check traceability is using a specification validator that verifies cross-references between ADRs, PRDs, and FRDs. This ensures alignment between requirements, decisions, and architecture artifacts across product development workflows.

Yes, you can use an automated specification validator to score the quality of generated specifications. It applies defined checklists to PRDs, FRDs, and ADRs, calculating quality scores and outputting a structured validation report with severity levels.

Specification validation is the process of checking PRDs, FRDs, and ADRs against defined quality standards to ensure completeness and consistency. You need it when generated specifications suffer from inconsistent structure, missing details, or weak traceability that can cause misaligned expectations and delays.

Yes, spec validation works with both functional and product requirements documents, specifically targeting FRDs and PRDs. It validates their format and structure, verifies cross-references, and generates a structured validation report with severity levels and recommendations.