We take our specifications and other architectural documents from Phase 4 (see Part 6: Architecture & Modular Design) and coded, or have our agents code, with proper boundaries and controls meant to maximize the abilities of AI-centric Software Development utilizing our Specification Driven Development cycle. This results in working module implementations, test suites, monitoring and observability implementations, infrastructure-as-code, continuous scoring data, and an updated principle scorecard.

We apply our artifacts from Phase 3 (see Part 5: Design & Technical Analysis) and committed to the blueprints that we will use to build our project. This results in seven critical artifacts (collections) including Module Specification Documents, API Specifications, Security Architecture, Data Architecture, Documentation Strategy, Governance Model, and an Updated Principle Scorecard.

We explore the second phase of any software project and applied our Core Principles to help understand how we should build out our toolkit for this Phase 2. This phase results in four artifacts, a Business Analysis, a Cost Model, a Stack Decision with Rationale, and an Initial Threat Model. Additionally, Phase 2 establishes a benchmark framework.