Spec-Driven Verification

YAML specs define exactly what 'done' means. No ambiguity. No AI judgment.

The Problem It Solves

How It Works

CleanAim® defines 'done' explicitly. Our Specification system declare exactly what a complete implementation requires: which files must exist, which patterns must be present, which tests must pass. No ambiguity. No AI judgment.

The system checks every specification before completion can be claimed. Spec files define must_exist rules and must_contain patterns. If the spec says a test file must exist, it must exist—or the task isn't done.

Placeholders trigger failures. Our pattern matching detects TODO comments, stub implementations, and incomplete error handling. The AI can't declare victory while leaving the hard parts for you.

Key Components

Specification System

Spec data defines exact requirements for each work package. Files, patterns, tests—all explicit.

must_exist Rules

Rules verify required files are present. Missing test file? Missing migration? Caught automatically.

must_contain Patterns

Patterns verify required code is present. Error handling, logging, validation—all verified.

Placeholder Detection

TODO comments, stub implementations, and incomplete patterns trigger failures. No shortcuts allowed.

The Evidence

42 Development roadmaps completed
515 'Do NOT' rules enforced
1,350 Exit gate references

This solution addresses Incomplete Implementations. But the deepest verification comes from behavioral liveness — proving that data actually flows end-to-end. Learn how Silent Wiring works →

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