Resources
Search — explore the whole documentation
Instant search over the 29 pages of the SDD Mode documentation: type a term — SQS, drift, governance, EARS, JNSP — and jump straight to the right concept, command or glossary entry.
The search runs entirely in your browser against a static local index shipped with the site. No request leaves your machine, no query is logged, no third-party service is involved — the same privacy-by-design and digital-sobriety principles the framework enforces through its AIAD-RGPD and AIAD-RGESN governance agents. GDPR & RGESN friendly by construction.
Suggested reading paths
Not sure where to start? Three curated paths cover the most common entry points into the framework.
Beginner — understand the cycle
- Get Started — install SDD Mode and run your first cycle
- Intent Statement — capture the human WHY before anything else
- SPEC — turn the intent into an executable specification
- Execution Gate & SQS — no code before the Gate opens (SQS ≥ 4/5)
Practitioner — master the toolchain
- /sdd commands — the 17 sub-commands of the SDD cycle router
- Agent autonomy — dose autonomy: authority continuum, stop points, execution perimeter and stop threshold
- Drift Lock — keep code and SPEC synchronised in every PR, the last link of the chain of evidence
- Traceability — the machine-verifiable Intent ↔ SPEC ↔ Code ↔ Tests matrix
Compliance — govern with confidence
- Tier 1 governance — the 4 Tier 1 agents AI-ACT, RGPD, RGAA and RGESN with veto power, plus the CRA agent shipped as a complement
- Agent autonomy — irreversible actions, credentials and delegation trace: what the Gate checks and what the trace proves
- JNSP — uncertainty policy — "I don't know" as a valid, fail-closed signal
- Validation — four axes and designed verification: check the delivered code against SPEC, intent and governance
/aiad-help <keyword> performs the same lookup directly inside Claude Code and routes you to the matching command or concept.