specops-analysis

To extract a language-agnostic specification from existing code, tests, and docs, you provide the target artifacts to generate a structured SpecOps specification. This captures rules, defaults, thresholds, and decision logic as testable artifacts without vendor lock-in.

Preparing for a code migration without losing business rules requires discovering implicit and explicit policies embedded in your artifacts. Specification extraction identifies these workflow constraints and decision logic, converting them into structured, versioned requirements to guide the refactor.

Specification extraction works with configs and runbooks alongside source code, tests, and documentation. It analyzes these varied artifacts to identify business and technical policies, delivering a comprehensive, implementation-agnostic specification for architecture reviews.

Documenting implicit business policies for an architecture review involves analyzing existing artifacts to discover embedded rules and thresholds. The extraction process converts these hidden constraints into structured, testable specification artifacts that capture the complete workflow logic.

You can turn existing tests and configs into versioned specification artifacts by running them through specification extraction. The process captures defaults, decision logic, and workflow constraints from these inputs, delivering structured, testable requirements suitable for modernization efforts.