Intent Fidelity Review
# Intent Fidelity Review
## Objective
Determine whether the implementation preserves the user's actual intent,
requirements, reviewed decisions, dependencies, and exclusions.
## Inputs
- Original brief and project context.
- Requirement, flow, feature, and task artifacts.
- The implementation diff and current source.
- Raw evidence. Do not use the implementer's completion narrative in the blind
reviewer context.
## Review method
1. Build a claim list from user outcomes and stable requirement IDs.
2. Trace each claim to tasks, implementation paths, tests, and release gates.
3. Identify omitted behavior, weakened constraints, invented scope, substituted
artifacts, dropped dependencies, and changed acceptance meaning.
4. Inspect negative requirements and "must not" constraints explicitly.
5. Distinguish implementation absence from evidence absence.
## Finding rules
- Cite the requirement and implementation evidence for every finding.
- A renamed or superficially similar feature is not equivalent unless behavior
and acceptance remain intact.
- Do not accept a task marked done as proof that its requirement is satisfied.
- Mark uncertainty as `open` with `validationNeeded`.
## Output
Write `review/intent-fidelity-report.json` using the dimension report contract
with `dimension: intent-fidelity`.when to use it
Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo ameedanxari/ai-prompt-library (MIT). A "Intent Fidelity Review" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
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productivitycommunitydeveloper
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ameedanxari/ai-prompt-library · MIT
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