The DevFoundry workflow is usable, but the latest repo review identified several small hardening changes that would make spec creation, framework guidance, no-schema-change handling, abandoned specs, and repeatable process verification clearer. These updates are documentation/template-only and do not affect application code.
No other active specs exist, so there are no target-file conflicts.
spec-template.md, then the spec artifact itself includes a Spec Creation Checklist.CLAUDE.md, then it sees the sanctioned RouteKit Classic ASP framework exception/reference.ABANDONED status and abandonment procedure that preserves the spec ID.docs/process-checks.md, then it has repeatable rg checks for naming, status, checklist, timestamp, and RouteKit guidance.specs/active/SPEC-003-process-hardening.md, specs/.spec-counter — completed: 2026-08-19 22:42specs/templates/spec-template.md — completed: 2026-08-19 22:44CLAUDE.md, README.md, .devfoundry/skills/technical-spec.md — completed: 2026-08-19 22:44docs/process-checks.md, README.md — completed: 2026-08-19 22:44spec-template.md includes a Spec Creation Checklist section.CLAUDE.md references RouteKit and .devfoundry/references/asp-classic-framework.md.spec-template.md includes the exact no-schema rollback pattern.ABANDONED without reusing IDs.docs/process-checks.md exists and contains repeatable rg checks.Filled by the Process Improver per .devfoundry/skills/process-retrospective.md, after QA approval and before archiving.
docs/process-checks.md made verification straightforward, and the checks caught one small regex mismatch before closeout..devfoundry/improvement-log.md: yesPowered by TurnKey Linux.