Requirements
This project’s requirements have been broken into smaller documents so they are easier to read, review, and hand to AI coding tools.
Use this page as the requirements hub.
Recommended Reading Order
If you are new to the project, read in this order:
- 01. Product and Scope
- 02. Domain and State Model
- 03. Functional Scope
- 04. UI and Technical Requirements
- 05. Failure Modes and Workflow Requirements
- 06. First Slice Acceptance
- 07. AI Delivery Constraints and Roadmap
Section Map
| Page | Covers | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| 01. Product and Scope | Original Sections 1-5 | Vision, goals, non-goals, users |
| 02. Domain and State Model | Original Section 6 | Runtime vocabulary, contracts, canonical app state |
| 03. Functional Scope | Original Section 7 | Feature behavior expected in the prototype |
| 04. UI and Technical Requirements | Original Sections 8-10 | UI expectations, architecture rules, non-functional qualities |
| 05. Failure Modes and Workflow Requirements | Original Sections 11-12 | Interruptions, faults, recovery, workflow semantics |
| 06. First Slice Acceptance | Original Section 13 | Concrete pass/fail criteria for the first strong slice |
| 07. AI Delivery Constraints and Roadmap | Original Sections 14-16 | AI-friendly implementation constraints, success criteria, future areas |
Fast Paths
If you are implementing code:
- start with 02. Domain and State Model
- then read 03. Functional Scope
- then read 05. Failure Modes and Workflow Requirements
- finish with 06. First Slice Acceptance
If you are reviewing architecture:
- start with 02. Domain and State Model
- then read 04. UI and Technical Requirements
- then read 07. AI Delivery Constraints and Roadmap
If you are writing specs and tasks:
- start with 03. Functional Scope
- then read 05. Failure Modes and Workflow Requirements
- then use 06. First Slice Acceptance as the baseline for concrete acceptance criteria
Notes
- The vocabulary and state names in these pages are the canonical source of truth.
- Specs, ADRs, and tasks should reference these section pages instead of inventing alternate wording.
- The breakdown is structural only. It is intended to preserve the same requirements content while making it easier to follow.