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QC-LANG-001 is a cross-cutting checklist for every artifact type written in the Product Owner's language: Language and Domain metadata, content in the stated language and register, domain terms from the dictionary, structural vocabulary in English, no translated twin, a language change reviewed again, and domain terms confirmed by a competent reviewer. Ten criteria, each tagged with an ISO/IEC 25010:2023 characteristic. QC-DICT-001 criterion 7 no longer checks translated artifacts (there are none under the single-file rule); it checks that the dictionary's language and domain match the project registry. Both checklists are Proposed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
SQA-QC-Checklists
Quality-criteria (QC) checklists used by TirSystem to review project
documents and source code. Each checklist is one Markdown file, qc-<type>.md,
with an ID such as QC-BC-001. Every criterion is tagged with an
ISO/IEC 25010:2023 quality characteristic.
Contents
- Business and analysis: Business Case, Stakeholder Analysis, KPI, Business Model Canvas, BPMN, Governance, Milestones and gateways
- Requirements and design: Use Case Diagram, Use Case, User Story, Domain Model, SSD, Operation Contract, Sequence Diagram, DCD, ERD, ADR
- Cross-cutting: Language and Domain (applies to every artifact type written in the Product Owner's language), Domain Dictionary
- Source code: Python, C, C++, C#
Use
Review a document against the checklist for its type: tick each criterion,
record the outcome in a review record, and fix or justify every failed
criterion. Checklists link to each other through their CrossReference row,
for example a Use Case checklist points back to the Stakeholder Analysis one.
The programming checklists assume your team has written down its own coding conventions for the language; they check that code follows them.
Used as a submodule
git submodule add https://github.com/TirSystem/SQA-QC-Checklists.git qc
License
CC BY-SA 4.0. You may share and adapt the checklists, including commercially, if you credit TirSystem and release your adaptation under the same license.
The canonical repository is on git.tirsystem.com; this GitHub repository is a
read-only mirror.