tlc-spec-driven

To maintain project context across sessions, use a spec-driven workflow that enforces persistent memory through traceable artifacts like SPEC.md, ROADMAP.md, and STATE.md. This approach ensures continuity by mapping each task back to its original requirements.

Adaptive phase planning is a project management approach where phases—Specify, Design, Tasks, and Execute—automatically scale their depth based on the complexity of the initiative. It enforces traceability and safe, atomic commits throughout the workflow.

You can plan new features for an existing codebase by mapping the current structure and running an adaptive cycle. This generates a project blueprint with per-task traceability to ensure all execution aligns with the original requirements.

Yes, spec-driven workflows support safe, atomic delivery by enforcing atomic commits and session handoffs. This provides persistent memory for continuity, ensuring no progress or context is lost between multi-phase development sessions.

You need traceable artifacts like ROADMAP.md and STATE.md when managing multi-phase software initiatives that require strict alignment. They provide persistent context and track progress to prevent memory loss across sessions.