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To evolve a system PRD across sprints without regenerating architecture, you automate design amendments by aligning new PRDs against the prior sprint's requirement spine. This amends the living design baseline directly, preserving the existing architecture while integrating new stories.

Automated design amendment for living PRD baselines is the process of updating an existing system design with new sprint requirements. It processes requirement deltas against the current baseline, ensuring architecture evolves incrementally rather than through full regeneration.

You align a new PRD against a prior requirement spine by running an automated sprint workflow. The system grounds the new PRD file against the previous sprint's established requirements, identifying deltas to amend the living design baseline.

Yes, PRD evolution supports human review before amending the system design. The workflow ensures that all automated design amendments are reviewable and must be approved by a human before they are integrated into the living design baseline.

Yes, you can generate test plans when evolving a system PRD by sprint. The automated workflow processes requirement spine alignments and design amendments, then generates corresponding test plans to validate the newly integrated features.

The best way to manage multiple stories for an existing architecture is to use an automated sprint workflow that requires a full PRD. This grounds each story against the prior requirement spine and amends the living design baseline with human review.