Specification Archiving FAQs

Question 1

What does the Specification Archiving skill do?

Accepted Answer

This skill automates the transition from active development to final documentation. It merges specific changes (added, modified, or removed requirements) from a feature proposal into your project's main 'living' specification files, then moves the proposal folder to a timestamped archive for historical record-keeping.

Question 2

How does this skill improve my documentation process?

Accepted Answer

It eliminates 'documentation rot' by ensuring that requirements are updated at the exact moment code changes are finalized. By providing a standardized pattern for merging deltas and archiving history, it maintains a single source of truth without manual copy-pasting errors.

Question 3

When should I use this skill in my development workflow?

Accepted Answer

You should use this skill when a development task is fully implemented, tested, and ready for deployment. It serves as the final step in the development lifecycle, signaling that a change is 'done' and ensuring your documentation reflects the current state of the production code.

Question 4

Does this skill help with version control and audit trails?

Accepted Answer

Yes. By using atomic archival operations and timestamped folders, it creates a permanent, immutable record of every change proposal. This allows teams to look back at why specific requirements were changed and see the full context of the implementation as it existed at that time.

Question 5

What automated capabilities does it provide?

Accepted Answer

The skill provides automated merging logic for ADDED, MODIFIED, and REMOVED requirement blocks. It also handles the creation of timestamped archive directories, performs pre-archive verification checklists, and validates the structure of your living documentation after a merge.

Specification Archiving

Specification Archiving

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