Glossary
Definitions for PRD-native development, agentic coding workflows, acceptance criteria, and reviewable AI coding loops.
Acceptance criteria define observable conditions a story must satisfy before generated code can be accepted after review.
An agentic coding workflow uses AI agents to perform bounded software implementation steps while developers plan, validate, and review output.
An AI coding loop is a repeated plan, implement, inspect, and continue workflow for agent-assisted software development.
PRD-driven AI coding uses a product requirements document to guide agent planning, story splitting, implementation, and review.
PRD-native development means using a product requirements document as the source of truth for planning, implementation, and review.
A reviewable AI coding loop is an agent-assisted workflow that leaves inspectable requirements, changes, reports, and checkpoints before merge.