FREE CLAUDE & CODEX PLUGIN TEMPLATE
A SOT-based PRD template for planning data contract operations, covering producers and consumers, schema versions, compatibility checks, quality standards, breach response, impact review, and approval or rollback decisions.
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USE CASE
Teams planning data contract operations for data engineers, analysts, and product practitioners who produce or consume data, plus data governance and platform teams.
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This plan gives data producers, consumers, and platform or governance operators one contract record for schema versions, compatibility checks, quality results, affected consumers, and breach history. Producers and consumers review a change together; operators approve, roll back, or time-box an exception from recorded evidence. Review responsibilities and decision paths in the HTML, then adapt the SOT JSON to your data policy with VibeSpec in Claude or Codex.
For producer, consumer, schema, compatibility rule, quality standard, and change-request registration, define the required context, classification rules, and duplicate or missing-data checks before work enters the operating queue.
For data contract, schema version, consumer, compatibility check, quality result, and breach-history lookup, keep status, owner, priority, and change history together so the team can find the complete operating context.
In contract proposal, producer-and-consumer review, compatibility validation, quality monitoring, breach notification, and change approval-or-rollback handling, connect assignment, approval or rejection, exception handling, and completion confirmation as one accountable workflow.
Use contract adoption, compatibility failure, quality breach, affected consumer, change lead time, and breach-resolution reporting to track due dates, bottlenecks, exceptions, and completion outcomes by team, period, and operating category.
Set the role-based access, audit history, notifications, and external-system boundaries that Data Contract Management System needs to operate safely.
The download opens in a browser without setup. Compare the PRD, feature specification, screen structure, and user flow with the work your team does today.
Write down real user roles, required data, approval rules, exceptions, and success metrics. Start with the core flow from producer, consumer, schema, compatibility rule, quality standard, and change-request registration through contract proposal, producer-and-consumer review, compatibility validation, quality monitoring, breach notification, and change approval-or-rollback handling.
Attach the SOT JSON in Claude or Codex with the VibeSpec plugin and describe the change in plain language. VibeSpec keeps requirements, features, screens, and user flows connected.
Replace the template vocabulary, states, and classification with the terms your team uses. Keep producer, consumer, schema, compatibility rule, quality standard, and change-request registration and data contract, schema version, consumer, compatibility check, quality result, and breach-history lookup consistent.
Define who registers, reviews, approves, processes, and confirms completion, plus the conditions that trigger rejection or reprocessing in contract proposal, producer-and-consumer review, compatibility validation, quality monitoring, breach notification, and change approval-or-rollback handling.
Decide what contract adoption, compatibility failure, quality breach, affected consumer, change lead time, and breach-resolution reporting should measure, then connect any SSO, messaging, or adjacent-system integration to the related screens and user flow.
Run compatibility checks from the schema registry and deployment pipeline, then return failure causes, exception approvals, and revalidation results to the governed contract change.
Use catalog and lineage records to find actual consumers, dashboards, models, and product features, then attach reviewers and notification recipients to each contract change.
Define breach severity, notice deadlines, temporary-exception expiry, recovery evidence, repeat-breach follow-up, and resolution SLO reporting by contract.
Adapt this Data Contract Management System for our team. Ask about our user roles, states, required fields, and approval steps first, then update the requirements, screens, and user flows together.Reduce this Data Contract Management System to an MVP that keeps producer, consumer, schema, compatibility rule, quality standard, and change-request registration, data contract, schema version, consumer, compatibility check, quality result, and breach-history lookup, and contract proposal, producer-and-consumer review, compatibility validation, quality monitoring, breach notification, and change approval-or-rollback handling. Move automation and external integrations into separate initiatives.Use KPI Measurement Check as a measurement-readiness review for contract adoption on material data changes. Identify unresolved definitions for material change, numerator and denominator, check-result source, and affected-consumer determination. Ask producer and consumer owners for decisions, then create a scoped change plan limited to affected requirements, feature specs, screens, user flows, and measurement events.Yes. The complete HTML opens in a browser for review and sharing. To adapt the plan, attach the SOT JSON to Claude or Codex with the VibeSpec plugin and describe the change in plain language.
It includes producer, consumer, schema, compatibility rule, quality standard, and change-request registration, data contract, schema version, consumer, compatibility check, quality result, and breach-history lookup, contract proposal, producer-and-consumer review, compatibility validation, quality monitoring, breach notification, and change approval-or-rollback handling, and contract adoption, compatibility failure, quality breach, affected consumer, change lead time, and breach-resolution reporting, plus foundations for access, audit history, notifications, and integrations.
The HTML is a complete planning document for reading and sharing. The SOT JSON is source data that VibeSpec can update while keeping requirements, features, screens, and user flows connected.
No. KPI Measurement Check is a measurement-readiness review for whether contract adoption or breach-resolution KPIs have defined functions and data. It does not automatically guarantee data accuracy or every consumer outcome.
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