Behaviour Specifications
Define valid transitions and rejected operations before coding.

Web3 Smart Contract Development: behaviour specifications, permission architecture, contract implementation, release evidence.

Define valid transitions and rejected operations before coding.
Separate administrative, operational and user capabilities.
Build the smallest system that satisfies the agreed rules.
Record tested revisions, deployment settings and role transfers.
Write states and invariants.
Review permissions and dependencies.
Implement contracts and fixtures.
Test adversarial and failure paths.
Verify deployment and transfer roles.
Contract code should make the product's authority and failure conditions explicit. We begin with state transitions and permissions, then implement a bounded contract system with tests, deployment records and a documented handover of privileged roles.
Decide whether upgrades are possible and who can authorize them.
Document oracle, integration and timing assumptions.
Implement transparent application-specific rules.
Extend an existing system within reviewed interfaces.
Move a workflow with reconciled state and explicit approvals.
We choose the implementation tools after confirming the architecture and integrations.
No. Review and testing reduce uncertainty but cannot guarantee defect-free operation.
No. Some inputs and decisions require off-chain processes and accountable operators.

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