Template Generator - Semantic Intent Research

Template Selection

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Standard Template

The foundational semantic intent format with core fields for general-purpose development. Perfect for establishing semantic contracts in any codebase with classical ANCHORS → INTENT → IMMUTABLES flow.

Debug Template

Specialized for semantic violation detection and restoration workflows. Uses hypothesis-driven approach to identify where semantic integrity breaks down and provides structured restoration methodology.

Business Template

Tailored for client engagement and stakeholder communication. Translates semantic intent into business language with CLIENT SEMANTIC CONTEXT and STAKEHOLDER CONSTRAINTS for clear business alignment.

Architecture Template

Designed for system-level semantic governance across multiple layers. Addresses SEMANTIC LAYERS, CROSS-CUTTING CONCERNS, and INTEGRATION MARKERS for enterprise architecture integrity.

Feature Template

Optimized for new feature development with enhanced implementation tracking. Includes FEATURE_REQUIREMENTS section for acceptance criteria, performance targets, and comprehensive testing strategy.

Integration Template

Focused on system integration and external API coordination. Features INTEGRATION_DETAILS section covering external systems, data flow requirements, error handling, and fallback mechanisms.

Template Configuration

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SEMANTIC INTENT: Describe the primary purpose and outcome

ANCHORS: Observable elements that anchor the implementation

INTENT: Business logic and reasoning behind the implementation

IMMUTABLES: Governance rules that protect semantic integrity

RESOLUTION MARKERS: How to verify successful implementation

CONTEXT: Environmental factors or dependencies

Generated Template

Your Semantic Intent Template

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Template Usage

How to Use Generated Templates


TEMPLATE_USAGE_GUIDE:
├── Implementation Steps
│   ├── Copy the generated template to your code
│   ├── Place it as a comment block above your function/class
│   ├── Use it as a reference during development
│   └── Update markers as implementation progresses
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├── Best Practices
│   ├── Keep templates close to implementation code
│   ├── Review and update regularly during development
│   ├── Use templates for code reviews
│   └── Share templates with team members
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└── Integration Tips
    ├── Include templates in documentation
    ├── Reference in pull request descriptions
    ├── Use for debugging and troubleshooting
    └── Maintain templates alongside code evolution