trellis-update-spec

Capture actionable debugging insights by organizing them into executable code-spec documents that specify scope, signatures, contracts, and validation matrices. This preserves institutional memory and guides future implementation consistency across debugging, feature development, and decision making.

The best way to maintain cross-layer contracts is by storing structured learnings in the .trellis/spec/ directory. This captures executable contracts, signatures, and environment details from design decisions to maintain consistent implementation contracts across teams.

Preserve institutional memory from bug fixes by summarizing session lessons and updating matching code-spec documents with concrete contracts and test points. Storing these in .trellis/spec/ ensures future reference, audits, and knowledge sharing maintain implementation consistency.

Yes, you can use code-specs to define validation matrices and test points for infrastructure decisions. The skill organizes actionable debugging insights into executable documents that handle infra, cross-layer contracts, and testing requirements to guide future consistency.

You need to update code-spec documents for cross-team collaboration when capturing actionable insights from debugging, discussion, or design decisions. This maintains consistent implementation contracts and structures learnings in .trellis/spec/ for future reference and audits.

Generating executable contracts requires specifying environment details and validation matrices to guide future consistency. Code-spec documents capture scope, signatures, cross-layer contracts, and test points from debugging insights and design decisions.