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This is where I write about the problem behind Product Definition as Code, the model I am proposing and the evidence that would make it worth adopting.

These are not release notes, generic software advice or search-engine filler. Each article starts with a real engineering problem, makes one argument and points to primary sources or runnable evidence.

Your software specification is not your product definition

The first article explains why a delivery specification is not a durable home for product intent, and what PDaC is intended to change.

More articles will cover the boundary with SDD, Product Changes, citations and a worked example of specification drift.