StrictDoc
A Python-based open-source requirements-as-code platform that uses structured specification files in place of traditional documents. It supports EARS syntax, validation rules, and persistent identifiers, and integrates natively with Git.
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StrictDoc is a Python-based Git-native 'requirements as code' platform that uses structured specification files (.sdoc), enforcing validation rules, EARS syntax and persistent machine identifiers, defining 'what the system must do'.
The technical prerequisites for achieving bidirectional reference integrity are persistent machine identifiers (UIDs in StrictDoc) and explicit traceability annotations (Tracey's // r[impl] and // r[verify]).
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StrictDoc is a Python-based Git-native 'requirements as code' platform that uses structured specification files (.sdoc), enforcing validation rules, EARS syntax and persistent machine identifiers, defining 'what the system must do'.
50%UnverifiedThe technical prerequisites for achieving bidirectional reference integrity are persistent machine identifiers (UIDs in StrictDoc) and explicit traceability annotations (Tracey's // r[impl] and // r[verify]).
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