📚 Product Definition Hierarchy (What/Need)

Source of truth: Product definition in Specify (CS) is built from executable specifications (criteria, requirements, contracts, mappings) and then synchronized to Model/Code.
Origin assets: criteria repository, action mappings, instruction contracts
100% TDD Specification Gate: every BEASTEST test is an executable specification. Specify comes before Delivery for every product, solution, service, feature, component, code, and machine level.
Sequence: User need -> Product/Solution/Service -> Feature/Component -> Code/Machine Dependency: lower-level Specify waits for enough parent definition to trace intent. Release work: tasks may finish prerequisite Specify levels; they never bypass the Specify gate. Ready for Delivery: Delivery opens only when each required Specify level has a traceable executable specification. Readiness contract: Product, feature, Spec/Test, ACT/EXPECT, and Qualimetry trace stay together before Delivery starts. AI automation: early specifications feed generation, traceability, execution, and improvement progressively.
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