wiring-validation

Feature implementation and telemetry wiring is verified by tracing the chain from documentation through backend, API, frontend, and telemetry endpoints to detect gaps and confirm alignment. It ensures every documented feature has corresponding code, routes, and active metrics logging.

Feature traceability validation is the process of confirming that every documented feature has matching backend logic, API exposure, frontend components, and telemetry endpoints. It enforces a continuous traceability chain to prevent missing functionality or unmeasured user interactions.

Checking API routes and telemetry endpoints involves running a validation workflow that traces feature implementation across backend, API, and frontend layers. It confirms that routes are properly wired and that telemetry endpoints are active and exposing the expected metrics.

Feature wiring validation should be run during feature onboarding, code review, or debugging to ensure documentation, implementation, routes, and telemetry are aligned. It is especially useful when adding new features to confirm no gaps exist across the stack.

Wiring validation operates without external dependencies, using its internal logic to trace feature implementation chains across documentation, backend, API, frontend, and telemetry layers. It requires no additional components to perform the end-to-end verification.

Feature telemetry may not be logging if the traceability chain from backend implementation to telemetry endpoints is broken. Validation detects these gaps by verifying that metrics logging is active and telemetry endpoints are properly exposed alongside the implemented code.