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- ## Category 0: Application Identity (8 questions)
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- | Q8.1 | Acceptable response time? | Milliseconds |
223
- | Q8.2 | Expected load peaks? | When + volume |
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- | Q8.3 | Specific tests required? | Types |
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- | Q8.4 | Overall acceptance criteria? | List |
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236
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237
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238
- | Q9.2 | Infrastructure limitations? | Description |
239
- | Q9.3 | Technology dependencies? | List |
240
- | Q9.4 | Compatibility constraints? | List |
241
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242
- > **Trimmed:** Budget, deadline, resources, approval process (PM scope)
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244
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246
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247
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248
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-
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251
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252
- | Q10.1 | User documentation needed? | Yes/No + type |
253
- | Q10.2 | Technical documentation needed? | Yes/No + type |
254
- | Q10.3 | User training planned? | Plan |
255
- | Q10.4 | Knowledge base to create? | Scope |
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257
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258
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259
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260
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261
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262
-
263
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264
- > Charge si : les entites ont des exigences de retention, d'archivage ou de conformite
265
-
266
- ### Categorie 12 : Migration (questionnaire/12-migration.md)
267
- > Charge si : migration de donnees depuis un systeme existant
268
-
269
- ### Categorie 13 : Impact inter-modules (questionnaire/13-cross-module.md)
270
- > Charge si : la fonctionnalite interagit avec des modules existants
271
-
272
- ### Categorie 14 : Risques et hypotheses (questionnaire/14-risk-assumptions.md)
273
- > Charge : TOUJOURS (noyau, integre au cadrage)
274
-
275
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276
- > Charge : TOUJOURS (noyau, integre au cadrage)
35
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36
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38
+ | `questionnaire/02-stakeholders-scope.md` | ~25 | step-01-cadrage | User profiles, priorities, scope boundaries, MoSCoW |
39
+ | `questionnaire/03-data-ui.md` | ~20 | step-03-specify (per module) | Data entities, UI expectations, integrations |
40
+ | `questionnaire/04-risks-metrics.md` | ~15 | step-01-cadrage | Risks, success criteria, constraints, performance |
41
+ | `questionnaire/05-cross-module.md` | ~10 | step-03-specify (conditional) | Cross-module dependencies, shared data, E2E flows |
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283
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284
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285
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286
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287
- | step-03a-data (par module) | 04, 07, 11, 12, 13 (chargees par module) |
49
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50
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51
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52
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289
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54
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290
55
 
291
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56
+ 1. **Debut :** Commencer par 01-context (contexte metier, identite application)
292
57
  2. **Adapter :** Sauter les questions non pertinentes selon le contexte
293
58
  3. **Approfondir :** Poser des questions de relance sur les reponses vagues
294
59
  4. **Challenger :** Ne pas accepter "on verra plus tard" sur les fonctionnalites indispensables
295
60
  5. **Par lots :** Presenter 3 a 4 questions par interaction (AskUserQuestion)
296
- 6. **Risques et succes :** TOUJOURS poser les categories 14 et 15 en fin de cadrage
61
+ 6. **Risques et succes :** Charger 04-risks-metrics en fin de cadrage
62
+
63
+ ### Phase de specification (step-03)
64
+
65
+ 1. **Par module :** Charger 03-data-ui pour chaque module en cours de specification
66
+ 2. **Cross-module :** Charger 05-cross-module si le module a des dependances identifiees en step-02
297
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298
68
  ### Questions de relance
299
69
 
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307
77
 
308
78
  Chaque question conservee passe ce test :
309
79
  > "La reponse change-t-elle quelque chose dans le systeme a construire ?"
310
- > Oui Conserver | Non Supprimer
311
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312
- ---
313
-
314
- ## Synthese
315
-
316
- | Categorie | Questions | Phase | Focus |
317
- |-----------|-----------|-------|-------|
318
- | 0. Identite de l'application | 18 | step-01 (mode application) | Nom, domaines, profils |
319
- | 1. Contexte metier | 32 | step-01 | Probleme, situation actuelle, vision, declencheur |
320
- | 2. Parties prenantes | 33 | step-01 | Utilisateurs, taches, acces, changement |
321
- | 3. Perimetre fonctionnel | 32 | step-01 | Priorites, parcours, besoins transversaux |
322
- | 4. Donnees | 15 | step-03 (par module) | Entites et regles |
323
- | 5. Integrations | 14 | step-01 (conditionnel) | Systemes et flux |
324
- | 6. Securite et acces | 13 | step-01 (conditionnel) | Permissions et restrictions |
325
- | 7. Interface utilisateur | 19 | step-03 (par module) | Ecrans et experience |
326
- | 8. Performance et qualite | 8 | step-01 (conditionnel) | Temps de reponse et tests |
327
- | 9. Contraintes | 6 | step-01 (conditionnel) | Technologies et dependances |
328
- | 10. Documentation | 7 | step-01 (conditionnel) | Guides et formation |
329
- | 11. Cycle de vie donnees | 14 | step-03 (conditionnel) | Retention, archivage, RGPD |
330
- | 12. Migration et transition | 14 | step-03 (conditionnel) | Donnees existantes, cutover |
331
- | 13. Impact inter-modules | 14 | step-03 (conditionnel) | Dependances, evenements |
332
- | 14. Risques et hypotheses | 16 | step-01 | Risques, hypotheses, lecons du passe |
333
- | 15. Criteres de reussite | 17 | step-01 | Indicateurs de succes, conditions d'acceptation |
334
- | **Total noyau (01-03, 14-15)** | **130** | | **Toujours charges** |
335
- | **Total avec app (00)** | **148** | | **Si mode application** |
336
- | **Total conditionnel (04-13)** | **124** | | **Selon contexte** |
337
- | **Total maximum possible** | **272** | | **Noyau + app + tous conditionnels** |
80
+ > Oui -> Conserver | Non -> Supprimer
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
2
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3
3
  > **Usage:** React component for application-level BA documentation within SmartStack web app
4
4
  > **Route:** `/docs/{app}` (application overview)
5
- > **Data source:** `docs/{app}/business-analyse/v{X.Y}/feature.json` (scope: "application")
5
+ > **Data source:** `docs/{app}/business-analyse/v{X.Y}/index.json` (scope: "application")
6
6
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7
7
 
8
8
  ---
@@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ export async function loadApplicationFeature(
205
205
  version: string
206
206
  ): Promise<ApplicationFeatureJson> {
207
207
  const response = await fetch(
208
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208
+ `/docs/${app}/business-analyse/v${version}/index.json`
209
209
  );
210
210
  return response.json();
211
211
  }
@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
1
1
  # React Components - Business Analyse Viewer
2
2
 
3
- > **Usage:** React component that renders feature.json directly
4
- > **Loaded in:** step-05b-deploy.md
5
- > **Data source (module):** `docs/{app}/{module}/business-analyse/v{X.Y}/feature.json`
6
- > **Data source (application):** `docs/{app}/business-analyse/v{X.Y}/feature.json`
3
+ > **Usage:** React component that renders index.json directly
4
+ > **Loaded in:** step-05-deploy.md
5
+ > **Data source (module):** `docs/{app}/{module}/business-analyse/v{X.Y}/index.json`
6
+ > **Data source (application):** `docs/{app}/business-analyse/v{X.Y}/index.json`
7
7
  > **Related:** `react/application-viewer.md` for application-level view
8
8
  > **Context7:** /facebook/react, /lucide-icons/lucide-react
9
9
 
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
3
3
  > **Usage:** Translation templates for BusinessAnalyseViewer
4
4
  > **Loaded in:** step-04-handoff.md
5
5
  > **Languages:** FR (source), EN, IT, DE
6
- > **Data source:** feature.json sections aligned
6
+ > **Data source:** index.json sections aligned
7
7
 
8
8
  ---
9
9
 
@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
1
1
  # TypeScript Schema - Feature JSON Types
2
2
 
3
- > **Usage:** TypeScript interfaces aligned with feature-schema.json and application-schema.json
4
- > **Loaded in:** step-05b-deploy.md (for web app rendering)
5
- > **Source (module):** `docs/{app}/{module}/business-analyse/v{X.Y}/feature.json`
6
- > **Source (application):** `docs/{app}/business-analyse/v{X.Y}/feature.json`
3
+ > **Usage:** TypeScript interfaces aligned with index.json and application-schema.json
4
+ > **Loaded in:** step-05-deploy.md (for web app rendering)
5
+ > **Source (module):** `docs/{app}/{module}/business-analyse/v{X.Y}/index.json`
6
+ > **Source (application):** `docs/{app}/business-analyse/v{X.Y}/index.json`
7
7
 
8
8
  ---
9
9
 
@@ -13,11 +13,11 @@
13
13
  // web/smartstack-web/src/types/docs.ts
14
14
 
15
15
  // ===================================================================
16
- // APPLICATION-LEVEL TYPES (master feature.json, scope: "application")
16
+ // APPLICATION-LEVEL TYPES (master index.json, scope: "application")
17
17
  // ===================================================================
18
18
 
19
19
  /**
20
- * Application-level Feature JSON structure
20
+ * Application-level index.json structure
21
21
  * Matches schemas/application-schema.json
22
22
  * Master document for multi-module BA
23
23
  */
@@ -180,11 +180,11 @@ export interface E2EFlowStep {
180
180
  }
181
181
 
182
182
  // ===================================================================
183
- // MODULE-LEVEL TYPES (per-module feature.json, scope: "module")
183
+ // MODULE-LEVEL TYPES (per-module index.json, scope: "module")
184
184
  // ===================================================================
185
185
 
186
186
  /**
187
- * Module-level Feature JSON structure
187
+ * Module-level index.json structure
188
188
  * Matches schemas/feature-schema.json
189
189
  * Progressively enriched by each BA step
190
190
  */
@@ -664,7 +664,7 @@ export interface FileSpec {
664
664
  linkedFRs?: string[]; // FR-XXX references
665
665
  linkedUCs?: string[]; // UC-XXX references
666
666
  category?: 'core' | 'business'; // For seedData files
667
- source?: string; // Derivation source in feature.json
667
+ source?: string; // Derivation source in index.json
668
668
  description?: string;
669
669
  }
670
670
 
@@ -700,7 +700,7 @@ export interface FeatureSuggestion {
700
700
  }
701
701
 
702
702
  export interface ChangelogEntry {
703
- step?: string; // step-01-analyse, step-02-specify, etc.
703
+ step?: string; // step-01-cadrage, step-03-specify, etc.
704
704
  version?: string;
705
705
  timestamp: string;
706
706
  author?: string;
@@ -720,7 +720,7 @@ export interface ChangelogEntry {
720
720
  import type { FeatureJson, ApplicationFeatureJson } from '../types/business-analyse';
721
721
 
722
722
  /**
723
- * Load module-level feature.json from docs path
723
+ * Load module-level index.json from docs path
724
724
  * The web app reads the JSON directly - no transformation needed
725
725
  */
726
726
  export async function loadFeature(
@@ -729,20 +729,20 @@ export async function loadFeature(
729
729
  version: string
730
730
  ): Promise<FeatureJson> {
731
731
  const response = await fetch(
732
- `/docs/${app}/${module}/business-analyse/v${version}/feature.json`
732
+ `/docs/${app}/${module}/business-analyse/v${version}/index.json`
733
733
  );
734
734
  return response.json();
735
735
  }
736
736
 
737
737
  /**
738
- * Load application-level (master) feature.json
738
+ * Load application-level (master) index.json
739
739
  */
740
740
  export async function loadApplicationFeature(
741
741
  app: string,
742
742
  version: string
743
743
  ): Promise<ApplicationFeatureJson> {
744
744
  const response = await fetch(
745
- `/docs/${app}/business-analyse/v${version}/feature.json`
745
+ `/docs/${app}/business-analyse/v${version}/index.json`
746
746
  );
747
747
  return response.json();
748
748
  }
@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
1
1
  # Module Acceptance Criteria (Shared Reference)
2
2
 
3
- > **Loaded by:** step-03d-validate (section 11-POST-CHECK-BASH), step-05a-handoff (pre-handoff gate), ralph-loop step-01-task (input validation)
3
+ > **Loaded by:** step-03-specify (post-check), step-05-deploy (pre-handoff gate), ralph-loop step-01-task (input validation)
4
4
  > **Purpose:** Define measurable, bash-verifiable acceptance criteria that a module MUST pass before being marked "specified".
5
- > **Key principle:** These checks read the REAL feature.json file on disk — NOT in-memory data the model "thinks" it wrote.
5
+ > **Key principle:** These checks read the REAL JSON files on disk — NOT in-memory data the model "thinks" it wrote.
6
6
 
7
7
  ---
8
8
 
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ All previous checks were **pseudocode interpreted by the model**. The model can
16
16
 
17
17
  | # | Criterion | Minimum | Field Path | Blocking | Category |
18
18
  |---|-----------|---------|------------|----------|----------|
19
- | AC-01 | Entities present | 1 | `analysis.entities[]` | YES | Data Model |
19
+ | AC-01 | Entities present | 2 | `analysis.entities[]` | YES | Data Model |
20
20
  | AC-02 | Entity attributes have `type` field | ALL | `analysis.entities[].attributes[].type` | YES | Data Model |
21
21
  | AC-03 | Use cases present | 2 | `specification.useCases[]` | YES | Requirements |
22
22
  | AC-04 | Functional requirements present | 4 | `specification.functionalRequirements[]` | YES | Requirements |
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ All previous checks were **pseudocode interpreted by the model**. The model can
24
24
  | AC-06 | Wireframes >= sections | count match | wireframes.length >= sections.length | YES | UI |
25
25
  | AC-07 | Wireframe content non-empty | ALL | `wireframe.mockup \|\| wireframe.ascii \|\| wireframe.content` | YES | UI |
26
26
  | AC-08 | Sections present | 1 | `specification.sections[]` | YES | UI |
27
- | AC-09 | SeedDataCore 7 arrays non-empty | 7/7 | `specification.seedDataCore.*` | YES | Seed Data |
27
+ | AC-09 | SeedDataCore 9 arrays non-empty | 9/9 | `specification.seedDataCore.*` | YES | Seed Data |
28
28
  | AC-10 | Gherkin scenarios is array | `Array.isArray` | `specification.gherkinScenarios` | YES | Format |
29
29
  | AC-11 | API endpoints present | 1 | `specification.apiEndpoints[]` | YES | API |
30
30
  | AC-12 | Messages present | 4 | `specification.messages[]` | YES | Messages |
@@ -38,8 +38,8 @@ All previous checks were **pseudocode interpreted by the model**. The model can
38
38
 
39
39
  ## Bash Verification Script (node -e)
40
40
 
41
- > **Usage:** Called from step-03d section 11-POST-CHECK-BASH after writing module feature.json.
42
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41
+ > **Usage:** Called from step-03 post-check after writing module JSON files.
42
+ > Also callable standalone for debugging: `node -e "..." path/to/index.json`
43
43
 
44
44
  ```bash
45
45
  MODULE_JSON="{module_feature_json_path}"
@@ -53,13 +53,13 @@ const sections = spec.sections || [];
53
53
  const sdc = spec.seedDataCore || {};
54
54
 
55
55
  const checks = [
56
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56
+ ['AC-01: entities >= 2', (analysis.entities||[]).length, 2],
57
57
  ['AC-03: useCases >= 2', (spec.useCases||[]).length, 2],
58
58
  ['AC-04: FRs >= 4', (spec.functionalRequirements||[]).length, 4],
59
59
  ['AC-05: wireframes >= 1', wf.length, 1],
60
60
  ['AC-06: wireframes >= sections', wf.length, sections.length],
61
61
  ['AC-08: sections >= 1', sections.length, 1],
62
- ['AC-09: seedDataCore 7 arrays', Object.keys(sdc).filter(k => Array.isArray(sdc[k]) && sdc[k].length > 0).length, 7],
62
+ ['AC-09: seedDataCore 9 arrays', Object.keys(sdc).filter(k => Array.isArray(sdc[k]) && sdc[k].length > 0).length, 9],
63
63
  ['AC-10: gherkin is array', Array.isArray(spec.gherkinScenarios) ? 1 : 0, 1],
64
64
  ['AC-11: apiEndpoints >= 1', (spec.apiEndpoints||[]).length, 1],
65
65
  ['AC-12: messages >= 4', (spec.messages||[]).length, 4],
@@ -132,19 +132,19 @@ console.log('PASS: All acceptance criteria met (AC-01 to AC-17)');
132
132
 
133
133
  ## Integration Points
134
134
 
135
- ### 1. step-03d-validate.md (section 11-POST-CHECK-BASH)
135
+ ### 1. step-03-specify.md (post-check)
136
136
 
137
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137
+ After writing module JSON files, run the bash script above.
138
138
  IF FAIL → re-execute section 11 write with corrected data → re-run until PASS.
139
139
 
140
- ### 2. step-05a-handoff.md (pre-handoff gate)
140
+ ### 2. step-05-deploy.md (pre-handoff gate)
141
141
 
142
- Before writing handoff for each module (section 7a step 3), run the bash script on the module feature.json.
142
+ Before writing handoff for each module, run the bash script on the module index.json.
143
143
  IF FAIL → STOP handoff for this module, report which criteria failed.
144
144
 
145
145
  ### 3. ralph-loop step-01-task.md (input validation)
146
146
 
147
- At PRD load time, run the bash script on each module feature.json.
147
+ At PRD load time, run the bash script on each module index.json.
148
148
  IF FAIL → BLOCKING: "Module {name} does not meet acceptance criteria — run /business-analyse to fix".
149
149
  This prevents ralph-loop from generating code from incomplete specifications.
150
150
 
@@ -154,16 +154,16 @@ This prevents ralph-loop from generating code from incomplete specifications.
154
154
 
155
155
  | Criterion | Recovery |
156
156
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157
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158
- | AC-03/04 | Re-run step-03c-compile sections 8b/8c |
159
- | AC-05/06/07 | Re-run step-03b-ui (wireframe generation) — step-03b now writes intermediately |
160
- | AC-08 | Re-run step-03b section 3a-bis (section definition) |
161
- | AC-09 | Re-run step-03c section 8f-bis (seedDataCore transform) |
157
+ | AC-01/02 | Re-run step-03 entity specification |
158
+ | AC-03/04 | Re-run step-03 use case / functional requirements |
159
+ | AC-05/06/07 | Re-run step-03 wireframe generation |
160
+ | AC-08 | Re-run step-03 section definition |
161
+ | AC-09 | Re-run step-03 seedDataCore transform |
162
162
  | AC-10 | Auto-fix: wrap in array `[gherkinScenarios]` |
163
- | AC-11 | Re-run step-03c section 8k |
164
- | AC-12 | Re-run step-03c section 8i |
165
- | AC-13 | Re-run step-03c section 8h |
166
- | AC-14 | Auto-fix: rename title→screen, ascii→mockup (done by step-03c/03d auto-fix) |
167
- | AC-15 | Auto-fix: wrap string in array `[rules]` (done by step-03c ABSOLUTE FORMAT CHECKS) |
168
- | AC-16 | Auto-fix: copy `description` → `message` (done by step-03c ABSOLUTE FORMAT CHECKS) |
169
- | AC-17 | Re-run step-03c section 8g — ensure each gherkin entry has `feature` string + `scenarios` array |
163
+ | AC-11 | Re-run step-03 API endpoints |
164
+ | AC-12 | Re-run step-03 messages |
165
+ | AC-13 | Re-run step-03 validations |
166
+ | AC-14 | Auto-fix: rename title→screen, ascii→mockup |
167
+ | AC-15 | Auto-fix: wrap string in array `[rules]` |
168
+ | AC-16 | Auto-fix: copy `description` → `message` |
169
+ | AC-17 | Re-run step-03 gherkin — ensure each entry has `feature` string + `scenarios` array |
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1
1
  # Semantic Validation Checks for Analysis
2
2
 
3
- Complete reference for step-04b semantic validation, permission coherence, and complexity assessment.
3
+ Complete reference for step-04 semantic validation, permission coherence, and complexity assessment.
4
4
 
5
5
  ## Semantic Validation Checks (13 checks total)
6
6
 
7
- Execute for EACH module feature.json:
7
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8
8
 
9
9
  | # | Check | Rule | Severity |
10
10
  |---|-------|------|----------|
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ Execute for EACH module feature.json:
42
42
 
43
43
  ## Complexity Calculation
44
44
 
45
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45
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46
46
 
47
47
  ```json
48
48
  {
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
1
  # Compilation Structure Cards Reference
2
2
 
3
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3
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4
4
 
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  # Consolidation Structural Schema Conformity Checks
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- > Post-generation validation. After semantic checks, verify ALL module feature.json files conform to JSON schema.
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  ## A. Required Sections Presence
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  | `specification.functionalRequirements[]` | YES | Must have >=1 FR |
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  | `specification.permissionMatrix` | YES | Must be `{permissions[], roleAssignments[]}` (NOT flat array) |
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  | `specification.sections[]` | YES | Must have >=1 section with resources |
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- | `specification.uiWireframes[]` | YES | Must have >=1 wireframe with `layout` object |
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+ | `specification.wireframes[]` | YES | Must have >=1 wireframe with `layout` object |
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  | `specification.lifeCycles[]` | IF entities have status | States must be objects (NOT strings) |
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- | `specification.seedDataCore` | YES | Must have 7 arrays: navigationModules, navigationSections, navigationResources, navigationTranslations, permissions, rolePermissions, permissionConstants |
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+ | `specification.seedDataCore` | YES | Must have 9 arrays: navigationApplications, applicationRoles, navigationModules, navigationSections, navigationResources, navigationTranslations, permissions, rolePermissions, permissionConstants |
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  | `specification.seedDataBusiness` | NO (WARNING) | Business seed data is generated during implementation (ralph-loop), not during BA. If present, validates format. |
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- | `specification.gherkinScenarios` | YES | Must be `{feature, scenarios[]}` (NOT flat array) |
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+ | `specification.gherkinScenarios` | YES | Must be `[{feature, scenarios[]}]` (array of objects, NOT single object or flat array) |
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  | `specification.navigation` | YES | Must have entries[] |
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  | `specification.i18nKeys[]` | YES | Must have >=1 key with fr, en, it, de |
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  ## B. Field Name Conformity
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- > **Two-phase entity schema:** In the **analysis** phase (step-03a2), entity attributes use a business-friendly format WITHOUT `type`.
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  > Therefore `type` is FORBIDDEN in the raw analysis input but MANDATORY after compilation.
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  | Section | FORBIDDEN fields | Correct fields |
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- | `entities[].attributes[]` | `values`, `rules` | `type` (added by step-03c compilation), `description`, `unique`, `validation` |
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  | `businessRules[]` | `rule`, `condition` (singular) | `name`, `statement`, `conditions[]` |
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  | `useCases[]` | `actor`, `linkedBRs`, `linkedFRs` | `primaryActor`, `linkedRules` |
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  | `functionalRequirements[]` | `name`, `description`, `linkedUCs`, `linkedBRs` | `statement`, `linkedUseCases`, `linkedRules` |