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To consolidate incremental product specs into a single living document, you can use an aggregation workflow that scans specs/NNN-* directories and merges them into a consolidated current-spec.md file. This ensures a single source of truth for product teams by automatically applying validation and product-mapping.

A Spec Driver workflow for aggregating functional specifications is a prompt-driven sync process that scans incremental specs and produces a product-level current-spec.md. It maintains traceability by mapping changes from individual spec.md files into a consolidated product scope document.

You can merge multiple spec.md files by executing a sync command that scans your specs/NNN-* directories. The process aggregates these incremental functional specifications and outputs a unified current-spec.md file under specs/products/<product>/, including a summary of changes.

No specific dependencies or components are required to aggregate specs. The tool operates independently using a fixed, prompt-driven sync process with built-in validation and product-mapping support to ensure consistency and traceability across your product specs.

Yes, you can maintain traceability when merging incremental specs because the aggregation process includes built-in validation and product-mapping support. It generates a current-spec.md with a clear mapping to product scope and provides a summary of changes for consistency.

You should use an automated spec aggregation workflow instead of manual merging when you need to maintain a single source of truth across many incremental functional specifications. It provides guardrails and validation to ensure consistency and traceability that manual merging often lacks.