When you need to turn a written standard or RFC into working code, this skill helps you create clear requirements. It then checks that your code matches those requirements exactly. The process is called spec-driven development.
The skill includes steps to draft requirements from the source document. It compares them to the original and detects drift when your code starts to stray. You can run these checks automatically as part of your build process.
This helps you build reliable software that follows the specification. Developers can trust that their implementation is correct and complete.
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