Deckrd Document-Driven Development FAQs

Question 1

What is Document-Driven Development (DDD) in the context of Deckrd?

Accepted Answer

DDD in Deckrd refers to a workflow where documentation serves as the engine for development. Instead of jumping straight to code, you derive requirements, specs, and implementation plans iteratively, ensuring every task has clear reasoning and context.

Question 2

How does Deckrd manage session states?

Accepted Answer

Deckrd stores session state in a JSON file within the docs directory. This tracks the active module and the current step in the derivation process, preventing the workflow from skipping essential phases like requirement validation.

Question 3

Can I use Deckrd for existing projects?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can initialize Deckrd in any project using the 'init' command to begin structuring new features or refactoring tasks through its document-driven derivation process.

Question 4

What are Decision Records in Deckrd?

Accepted Answer

Decision Records (DRs) are captured during the requirements phase to document specific choices, trade-offs, and reasoning, ensuring that the 'why' behind a technical path is preserved throughout the project lifecycle.

Question 5

Is Deckrd compatible with Behavior-Driven Development?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Deckrd is specifically designed to facilitate BDD workflows by focusing on requirements and specifications as the primary drivers for implementation and task generation.

Deckrd Document-Driven Development

Deckrd Document-Driven Development

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