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To prevent code drift during implementation, use a strict alignment gate that verifies interaction, architecture, design, and prototypes are fully synchronized before any production-ready code is written. This ensures no orphan or missing features occur.

To apply test-driven development to validated prototypes, break down complex requirements into atomic acceptance criteria. This enforces strict alignment, ensuring every UI element matches the design system before transitioning to production-ready code.

An alignment gate in Vibe Coding workflows is a checkpoint that enforces strict synchronization between interaction, architecture, design, and implementation phases. It manages the transition from validated prototypes to production-ready code using atomic acceptance criteria.

Yes, you need to fully synchronize interaction.md, architecture.md, design.md, and the prototypes directory before writing production code. This full synchronization acts as the alignment gate to ensure no orphan or missing features.

Yes, you can use atomic verification to break down complex requirements into testable atomic acceptance criteria for your Next.js application. This ensures every UI element matches your design system and interaction logic.

If your prototypes directory is not fully aligned with design documents, the implementation phase is blocked. The alignment gate requires full synchronization of interaction, architecture, design, and prototypes to guarantee no orphan or missing features.