trellis-update-spec

To document executable contracts after debugging, use a systematic approach to capture code specifications and validation rules into structured documents. This preserves valuable implementation insights by updating the relevant specification files with the newly learned knowledge.

The best way to preserve knowledge from development discussions is to document the gained insights as structured code specifications. By updating executable contracts, you ensure that valuable conventions and debugging context are captured for future reference.

To structure code specifications effectively, organize them into a clear spec directory overview based on layers and types of knowledge. This systematic structure ensures your contracts and validation rules are comprehensive, actionable, and understandable.

Yes, updating code specifications requires structured input for defining contract specifications and validation rules. Providing organized input ensures the captured knowledge is correctly processed into the documentation and remains actionable for future reference.

Yes, interactive mode assists in identifying exactly what knowledge to update and where it belongs within the code specification. It guides you through the process to ensure insights are placed correctly within the spec structure.

A quality checklist for code specifications should verify that the documented contracts and validation rules are comprehensive, actionable, and understandable. This ensures the captured knowledge remains a reliable, executable reference for future development.