speckit.implement

To achieve zero-regression code implementation, execute plans defined in a tasks.md file using strict anti-regression protocols. The process enforces blast radius analysis and reproduction scripts to ensure changes align with specifications.

Anti-regression protocols are strict execution rules requiring blast radius analysis, reproduction scripts for fixes, and the Strangler Pattern for high-risk files. They ensure automated code implementation introduces zero new bugs.

To execute implementation plans from tasks.md, provide user input followed by the execute command. The system processes the tasks sequentially while applying Ironclad Anti-Regression Protocols to prevent regressions.

Use the Strangler Pattern when modifying high-risk files during code implementation. This approach incrementally replaces legacy code with new implementations, minimizing blast radius and ensuring robust, regression-free updates.

Yes, this is designed for development environments prioritizing regression-free updates during extensive codebase modifications. It automates the execution of implementation plans while strictly adhering to anti-regression guidelines.