@guilhermefsousa/open-spec-kit 0.0.9 → 0.0.10

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  {
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  "name": "@guilhermefsousa/open-spec-kit",
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- "version": "0.0.9",
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+ "version": "0.0.10",
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  "description": "CLI para spec-driven development com suporte a Claude Code e GitHub Copilot",
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  "type": "module",
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  "bin": {
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  **Regras** (table format):
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  - Columns: ID | Regra | Fonte | Verificavel
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  - ID: sequential (RN-01, RN-02, ...)
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- - **Fonte**: MUST reference the document and section the rule was extracted from (ex: "Regra de Negocio §9", "PadroesArquitetura §4.2", "Contratos de Mensageria §1"). This enables traceability.
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+ - **Fonte**: MUST reference the document and section the rule was extracted from. This enables traceability.
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  - Verificavel: how to test this rule (concrete, not vague)
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  - Group rules by domain area (ownership, auth, entities, messaging, etc.)
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- - **CRITICAL: extract rules from ALL documents in Demandas/, not just the business rules document.** Technical documents (architecture, messaging contracts, data modeling) contain rules too idempotency constraints, retry patterns, DLQ handling, message format rules, authentication requirements, LGPD constraints. These are business rules expressed in technical language.
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- - After writing all rules, **re-read ALL PO documents** (every single page in Demandas/) looking for "deve", "nao pode", "obrigatorio", "somente", "exclusivamente", "UNIQUE", "constraint", "obrigatorio" — any missed rule must be added
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+ - **CRITICAL: extract rules from EVERY page in Demandas/ not just one.** Every child page read in Step 1f is a source of rules. Business documents, technical documents, data modeling, messaging contracts all of them contain constraints that must become numbered rules.
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+ - After writing all rules, **re-read EVERY page in Demandas/** looking for "deve", "nao pode", "obrigatorio", "somente", "exclusivamente", "UNIQUE", "constraint" — any missed rule must be added
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  **Fluxos**:
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  - One section per business flow