validating-wave-compliance

To verify completed development tasks match the design document, perform a design compliance check comparing implemented features against the approved design intent. This ensures alignment before proceeding to the next development phase.

Detecting scope creep in parallel development waves involves identifying and flagging any unplanned additions to the implementation. This review checks that only approved features were built before the next wave begins.

Checking interface consistency between parallel tasks involves validating cross-task compatibility within the same wave. This ensures multiple parallel implementations are compatible before merging or proceeding.

Wave compliance validation is needed after a team completes a wave of parallel coding tasks and before the next wave begins. It acts as a critical gatekeeper to prevent compounding errors across development phases.

Evidence verification in plan compliance ensures all required artifacts, including tests, commits, and commands, are present and valid. This confirms task acceptance criteria are met and outputs are accessible.

Yes, you can use wave validation to confirm acceptance criteria are met through a plan compliance check. This process validates that all task outputs are accessible and align with the established implementation plan.