Formalized, Reviewed, Triaged — A Practitioner's Account, Part II
The article details the formalization of a software development methodology that evolved from an individual practice into a structured, document-driven system. Two new packages were successfully developed using this formalized process, followed by a review phase that uncovered over a hundred non-critical findings. The process revealed a gap: the review work type, though essential, remains undocumented and operates outside the formal system.
- ▪The methodology was transformed from an individual practice into a structured document set enabling LLMs to operate without constant human oversight.
- ▪Two new packages, color and color-wasm, were shipped using the formalized process before undergoing extensive review.
- ▪Over a hundred findings were identified during review, none of which broke the build or indicated methodology failure.
- ▪The review process itself, labeled as 'issue-bucket,' lacks formal documentation, exposing a deliberate boundary in the formalization.
- ▪The system now includes defined documents for methodology, context, work tracking, decisions, and dependencies to ensure consistency and scalability.
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