Draft behavioral specs for module implementations under docs/specs.
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Precisely define behavioral expectations for modules by creating formal specs that serve as contracts between callers and implementations, enabling predictable, testable development.
Draft the spec under docs/specs/ for the target module and run the TDD pipeline to validate contracts.
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To define a behavioral spec for a module, draft a formal document under docs/specs/ that explicitly outlines the module surface, boundaries, and expected behavior to serve as a contract between callers and implementations.
Contract-driven development uses formal module specs to define explicit behavioral expectations between callers and providers. You need a module spec when adding new modules or refactoring existing ones to ensure clear boundaries and testability.
Create module spec documentation by applying a canonical spec structure under docs/specs/. This structure feeds durable behavior catalogs and verification pipelines, ensuring alignment with downstream tests and implementations.
Yes, you can apply this spec approach to both new module introductions and existing modules undergoing refactoring. It ensures contract-driven development and clear acceptance criteria across the TDD pipeline.
The best way to ensure testable module boundaries is to define precise behavioral specs that document expected behavior. These specs lock down contracts, enabling predictable development and feeding downstream verification workloads.
A module implementation breaks its contract during testing when it deviates from the precise behavioral spec defined under docs/specs/. Drafting explicit specs ensures alignment between the provider implementation and caller expectations.
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