update-spec

To update executable contracts, you capture insights from debugging and implementation, then structure them into clear code-spec documents for future reference. This ensures valuable design decisions are effectively communicated and preserved.

Structuring code-specs for cross-layer contracts requires following specific guidelines for infrastructure and backend/frontend codebases. You must apply code specification best practices to define clear, executable contracts.

You need to update code-spec documents in your development workflow whenever you learn something valuable during debugging, implementation, or discussions. This captures design decisions and maintains accurate executable contracts.

Yes, managing code specifications requires understanding code specification best practices and your project-specific conventions. This knowledge ensures the updated executable contracts align with your backend and frontend codebases.

Yes, you can use a structured update process to target both frontend and backend infrastructure specs. The process outlines how to integrate captured learnings into executable code specifications effectively.

Manually updating code-spec documents risks losing valuable learnings and misaligning executable contracts. Without a structured update process, capturing insights from development processes into infrastructure and cross-layer specifications becomes inconsistent.