feat: assign tier 2 to Definition of Done anchor#208
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WalkthroughZwei Dokumentationsdateien wurden um je eine Metadaten-Zeile in der Kopfzeile erweitert. In beiden Dateien ( Changes
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docs/anchors/definition-of-done.de.adoc (1)
7-7:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorKonsistent mit der englischen Version, aber gleiches Dokumentationsproblem.
Die Ergänzung von
:tier: 2ist konsistent mit der englischen Version (docs/anchors/definition-of-done.adoc), aber das gleiche Problem gilt: Das:tier:-Attribut ist in den Coding Guidelines nicht dokumentiert. Siehe Kommentar in der englischen Datei für Details zur fehlenden Dokumentation des Tier-Systems.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/anchors/definition-of-done.de.adoc` at line 7, The added :tier: 2 attribute in definition-of-done.de.adoc is consistent with the English file but the :tier: attribute isn't documented in the Coding Guidelines; update the documentation to define the :tier: attribute (meaning, accepted values, and usage rules) in the Coding Guidelines (or the central docs where attributes are listed) and add a brief note in definition-of-done.de.adoc referencing that documentation; ensure the symbol :tier: is explicitly described so the German and English anchors are covered.
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docs/anchors/definition-of-done.adoc (1)
7-7: Das:tier:-Attribut sollte in den Coding Guidelines dokumentiert werden.Das Tier-System ist bereits in
docs/changelog.adoc(Eintrag vom 2026-03-14) dokumentiert:
- Tier 1 (★☆☆) = Nur beschreibend
- Tier 2 (★★☆) = Etabliertes Konzept mit konsistenter LLM-Aktivierung, aber relativ flache Tiefe
- Tier 3 (★★★) = Selbstständig stehend
Allerdings ist
:tier:noch nicht in den Coding Guidelines unter den obligatorischen oder optionalen Attributen fürdocs/anchors/*.adocaufgeführt. Für bessere Nachvollziehbarkeit sollte es dort formal dokumentiert werden, damit Autoren von Anfang an wissen, dass dieses Attribut erwartet wird.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/anchors/definition-of-done.adoc` at line 7, Add the `:tier:` attribute to the Coding Guidelines for docs/anchors/*.adoc by documenting it as an expected attribute (specify whether it is mandatory or optional), describe its permitted values (Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3) and their semantics (★☆☆, ★★☆, ★★★) and reference that it is used in anchors such as the `:tier:` entry in definition-of-done.adoc; update the guideline section listing "obligatory or optional attributes" to include `:tier:` with a short example and note that authors should set it when creating anchors.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Duplicate comments:
In `@docs/anchors/definition-of-done.de.adoc`:
- Line 7: The added :tier: 2 attribute in definition-of-done.de.adoc is
consistent with the English file but the :tier: attribute isn't documented in
the Coding Guidelines; update the documentation to define the :tier: attribute
(meaning, accepted values, and usage rules) in the Coding Guidelines (or the
central docs where attributes are listed) and add a brief note in
definition-of-done.de.adoc referencing that documentation; ensure the symbol
:tier: is explicitly described so the German and English anchors are covered.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@docs/anchors/definition-of-done.adoc`:
- Line 7: Add the `:tier:` attribute to the Coding Guidelines for
docs/anchors/*.adoc by documenting it as an expected attribute (specify whether
it is mandatory or optional), describe its permitted values (Tier 1, Tier 2,
Tier 3) and their semantics (★☆☆, ★★☆, ★★★) and reference that it is used in
anchors such as the `:tier:` entry in definition-of-done.adoc; update the
guideline section listing "obligatory or optional attributes" to include
`:tier:` with a short example and note that authors should set it when creating
anchors.
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Superseded by #209 which includes the correct tier 3 assignment. |
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Summary
Assigns
:tier: 2to the newly added Definition of Done anchor (EN + DE).Tier 2 (★★☆): Well-known concept with consistent LLM activation, but relatively shallow depth compared to tier 1 anchors — the core is essentially a quality checklist.
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