# Feature Specification: Separate AGDT and Specify Documentation

**Feature Branch**: `001-separate-docs`  
**Created**: 2026-02-03  
**Status**: Draft  
**Input**: User description: "Enhance the current documentation and separate the
agdt docs from the specify docs. The specify docs are a tool that helps us to
develop the agdt but should be a documentation for the developers of the agdt
and not for the end users"

## Clarifications

### Session 2026-02-03

- Q: Which entry points define the two documentation sections? → A: AGDT

  end‑user entry point is README.md; Specify developer entry point is
  end‑user entry point is README.md; Specify developer entry point is
  SPEC_DRIVEN_DEVELOPMENT.md.

- Q: How should cross‑links between sections be handled? → A: Cross‑links are

  allowed only with clear audience labeling (e.g., “Developer‑only”).
  allowed only with clear audience labeling (e.g., “Developer‑only”).

- Q: What level of documentation re‑organization is required? → A: Re‑organize

  existing content into two clear sections (AGDT end‑user vs Specify developer).
  existing content into two clear sections (AGDT end‑user vs Specify developer).

- Q: What is the target time for first‑time readers to find the correct

  section? → A: 2 minutes.
  section? → A: 2 minutes.

- Q: How should success criteria be measured? → A: Developer review (heuristic,

  without user studies).
  without user studies).

- Q: Should README.md include Specify references? → A: No; Specify content is

  linked only from SPEC_DRIVEN_DEVELOPMENT.md.
  linked only from SPEC_DRIVEN_DEVELOPMENT.md.

## User Scenarios & Testing *(mandatory)*

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### User Story 1 - Find AGDT End‑User Documentation (Priority: P1)

As an end user of AGDT, I want to locate usage documentation that is clearly
separated from internal development tooling, so I can complete tasks without
confusion.

**Why this priority**: This is the primary audience and the most common
documentation need.

**Independent Test**: Can be fully tested by asking a new user to find AGDT
usage guidance without encountering Specify guidance.

**Acceptance Scenarios**:

1. **Given** a reader looking for AGDT usage help, **When** they open the
   documentation entry point, **Then** they see AGDT end‑user guidance without
   Specify developer content in the main path.
2. **Given** a reader searching for AGDT documentation topics, **When** they
   navigate the documentation structure, **Then** all links in the end‑user path
   stay within AGDT usage content.

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### User Story 2 - Find Specify Developer Documentation (Priority: P2)

As an AGDT developer, I want Specify documentation to be clearly framed as a
development tool, so I can find it quickly without confusing end users.

**Why this priority**: Developer guidance is essential for maintaining AGDT, but
should not crowd end‑user docs.

**Independent Test**: Can be fully tested by asking a developer to locate
Specify guidance with a dedicated entry point.

**Acceptance Scenarios**:

1. **Given** a developer looking for Specify guidance, **When** they open the
   developer documentation entry point, **Then** they can find Specify guidance
   labeled for development use.

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### User Story 3 - Clear Documentation Boundaries (Priority: P3)

As a documentation maintainer, I want clear boundaries between AGDT end‑user
content and Specify developer content, so updates remain consistent and
targeted.

**Why this priority**: Prevents future drift where internal tooling docs leak
into end‑user guidance.

**Independent Test**: Can be fully tested by reviewing documentation updates for
correct placement and labeling.

**Acceptance Scenarios**:

1. **Given** a documentation update, **When** new content is added, **Then** it
   is placed in the correct audience section and labeled accordingly.

---

[Add more user stories as needed, each with an assigned priority]

### Edge Cases

- What happens when a page is linked from both AGDT and Specify sections?
- How is outdated or duplicated content handled when a topic belongs to both

  audiences?
  audiences?

- What happens when a reader arrives via a direct link that bypasses the main

  entry points?
  entry points?

## Requirements *(mandatory)*

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### Functional Requirements

- **FR-001**: Documentation MUST be separated into an AGDT end‑user section and

  a Specify developer section.
  a Specify developer section.

- **FR-002**: Each section MUST have a clear entry point that states its

  intended audience (README.md for AGDT end users, SPEC_DRIVEN_DEVELOPMENT.md
  intended audience (README.md for AGDT end users, SPEC_DRIVEN_DEVELOPMENT.md
  for Specify developers).

- **FR-003**: AGDT end‑user documentation MUST avoid directing users to Specify

  guidance unless explicitly marked as developer‑only, and should not be part of
  guidance unless explicitly marked as developer‑only, and should not be part of
  the main README.md navigation path.

- **FR-004**: Specify documentation MUST be labeled as a development tool for

  building AGDT.
  building AGDT.

- **FR-005**: Cross‑references between sections MUST be explicit about audience

  and purpose, and include audience labels such as “Developer‑only”.
  and purpose, and include audience labels such as “Developer‑only”.

- **FR-006**: Existing documentation content MUST be reviewed and placed into

  the correct audience section.
  the correct audience section.

- **FR-007**: Existing documentation MUST be reorganized into two clear

  sections aligned with the defined entry points.
  sections aligned with the defined entry points.

- **FR-008**: README.md MUST NOT include Specify references; Specify content is

  linked only from SPEC_DRIVEN_DEVELOPMENT.md.
  linked only from SPEC_DRIVEN_DEVELOPMENT.md.

### Non-Functional Requirements

- **NFR-001**: Documentation structure MUST be easy to navigate for first‑time

  readers.
  readers.

- **NFR-002**: Audience labeling MUST be consistent and unambiguous across all

  pages.
  pages.

- **NFR-003**: Documentation updates MUST not introduce conflicting guidance

  between sections.
  between sections.

- **NFR-004**: Success criteria validation MUST be performed via developer

  review (heuristic, without user studies).
  review (heuristic, without user studies).

### Key Entities

- **Documentation Section**: A grouped set of pages for a specific audience

  (AGDT end users or AGDT developers).
  (AGDT end users or AGDT developers).

- **Entry Point**: The primary landing page that directs readers into a section.
- **Audience Label**: A visible marker indicating who the content is for.

## Success Criteria *(mandatory)*

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### Measurable Outcomes

- **SC-001**: At least 90% of first‑time readers can find the correct

  documentation section within 2 minutes.
  documentation section within 2 minutes.

- **SC-002**: Developer review confirms no AGDT end‑user documentation links to

  Specify developer content.
  Specify developer content.

- **SC-003**: 90% of developers can locate Specify guidance without using

  external search.
  external search.

- **SC-004**: Documentation feedback indicates a reduction in confusion between

  end‑user and developer content compared to baseline.
  end‑user and developer content compared to baseline.

## Assumptions

- There is an existing documentation entry point that can be adjusted to

  separate audiences.
  separate audiences.

- The audience for Specify documentation is limited to AGDT developers and
  maintainers.
