docs(audits): re-audit IDSD with full article content#118
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User pasted the full article (~3000 words) shortly after the initial
paywall-limited audit. Re-ran the audit against the actual IDSD method
definition.
New verdict: ⚙️ Parallel methodology with complementary scope.
IDSD = Intent-Driven Software Development, built on ICE framework
(Intent, Context, Expectations). Article fully defines Intent's 5 parts:
description, constraints, failure scenarios, success scenarios,
connections. Expectations + Context are flagged for future pieces.
Scope comparison:
- IDSD = per-feature loop (Intent + Expectations + Context as 3 crafts)
- Encoding loop = cross-feature compounding (5 surfaces + enforcement
spectrum + "next session smarter")
They're complementary, not competitive.
Five borrowable framings identified:
1. "Connections" requirement in /feature-spec (traceability gap)
2. Hole-test ("hand it to someone not in your head")
3. "Presence in the loop, not approval at the gate" discipline
4. "Method vs harness" distinction made explicit
5. Academic grounding citations (Larman/Basili 2003, Ostroff/Makalsky/
Paige 2004 XP, METR 2025 trial, OpenAI Symphony case study)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Initial verdict was paywall-limited ("unauditable"). User pasted full article; re-audited. New verdict: ⚙️ parallel methodology with complementary scope. Five borrowable framings identified for the encoding loop method.
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