speckit-architecture-guard-governed-plan

To generate a governed technical plan, you orchestrate spec-kit plan generation with memory synthesis, security review, and architecture drift detection to validate architectural constraints before implementation begins.

Architecture drift detection is a validation mechanism that scans generated technical plans against constitutional constraints to prevent teams from implementing features that violate established architectural boundaries.

You incorporate historical lessons and security constraints by explicitly reading constitution documents and memory-synthesis artifacts during plan generation, optionally running a dedicated security review extension before final validation.

Yes, the governed planning workflow supports graceful degradation, automatically skipping memory synthesis and security review steps when extensions are missing while still producing a valid plan and architecture validation.

You capture durable memory by triggering a formal memory capture flow after the architecture guard validation concludes, preserving newly detected repeatable lessons and patterns for future historical grounding.