acceptance-review-criteria

It evaluates software artifacts like Gherkin scenarios and test plans for quality, completeness, and business alignment using a structured gate definition and scoring rubric to ensure disciplined review.

You can review Gherkin scenarios by applying multiple adversarial review lenses, such as coverage, business-alignment, testability, and boundary-enforcement, to ensure comprehensive quality gate evaluation.

Apply an adversarial review process to test plans by using multiple evaluation lenses that enforce boundary conditions and verify business alignment, ensuring disciplined software quality checks.

Yes, the acceptance review process incorporates software engineering disciplines like Outside-In TDD and Clean Architecture to evaluate implementation plans and ensure artifacts meet quality standards.

You need a formal gate definition when your project requires a disciplined review process to evaluate implementation plans and test plans, ensuring artifacts meet strict quality and alignment criteria.