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Mike P's avatar

Interesting approach... and will follow your progress. Have you seen spec-kitty? It solves similar problems...but, prefers to keep all the tracking artifacts in the repo next to the code. One benefit of that is that agents can load all ADRs, bugfixes, etc. into context for better comprehension of project history and iterations (why a decision was made etc). Doesn't solve for your PM, QA persona...but, provides significant benefits. Good luck with the project

Rick Hightower's avatar

Also ticket systems can be a vector into the todo.json file. This way, the stakeholders can use the tools they are familiar with to help drive the direction of the project.

Rick Hightower's avatar

See above. Same. Stores near code but exports different views to SLDC systems to maximize visibility with stakeholders

Mike P's avatar

Ah, I see that now. Nice, will try it out.

Rick Hightower's avatar

This stores the artifacts next to the code as well. Then exports them to where stakeholders can interact.