tlc-spec-driven

Software project planning with traceable requirements is managed through an adaptive four-phase workflow that captures testable specifications, auto-sizes tasks, and executes them with strict verification to maintain clear traceability.

Mapping an existing codebase for feature planning is done by initializing an adaptive workflow that analyzes current architecture, captures new specifications, and breaks feature development into atomic tasks with clear dependencies.

Atomic git commits during task execution are enforced by the adaptive workflow's verification phase, which breaks work into isolated tasks and ensures each commit matches a specific traceable requirement.

Resuming software project planning across multiple sessions is supported through persistent session memory, allowing you to pause and resume ongoing initiatives without losing progress or task dependencies.

Spec-driven development for small feature additions scales effectively by auto-sizing tasks and skipping unnecessary design phases, allowing execution to match the exact scope of minor project updates.