A unified, structured approach to software development that ensures quality, maintainability, and business requirement compliance.
This methodology guarantees that every new feature or change starts not with code, but with a clear understanding of what, why, and how.
The methodology consists of three key phases:
- Requirements Phase — transforming ideas into clear, testable conditions
- Design Phase — creating detailed technical implementation plans
- Tasks Phase — breaking down design into specific, actionable steps for developers
Additionally, the methodology includes the concept of steering documents — living project standards (such as Git conventions, code style, architecture) that serve as common context for all specifications.
For smaller tasks, lightweight specifications (micro and quick) are provided to avoid bureaucracy while maintaining the essence of the approach.
The main goal is to create quality, maintainable, and business-needed software efficiently with minimal risks.
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- Clear requirements: Understanding what needs to be done, not why, before writing code
- Ready plan: Technical design with architecture, data, and error handling
- Less stress: Issues are identified at the planning stage, not in production
- Accurate estimates: Realistic timelines and efficient resource allocation
- Transparency: Complete picture of task complexity and team progress
- Risk management: Technical issues are identified before work begins
- Result guarantee: Exactly what the business needs will be built
- Clear communication: Specifications as a common language for discussing functionality
- AI-ready: Specifications and guidelines - perfect context for AI agents