agentdev-quality-gates

Apply the QG-1 Definition Integrity Gate, which checks REQ/Design classification, Decision gate rules, checkbox measurability, required sections, auto_gate completeness, and test strategy three-element structure. It returns pass, warn, or fail with evidence for each inspection point.

Use the QG-3 Implementation Deviation Gate before PR creation. It compares the git diff against Issue completion conditions, work plans, REQ requirements, and Decision constraints, then classifies any deviation as impl-bug, spec-bug, or scope-creep with a recommended action.

Pass means all inspection points are satisfied, warn means structure holds but improvements are recommended, fail means structural defects or major deviations requiring user decision, and partial means evidence is unavailable so judgment is deferred. QG-4 primarily uses pass/fail only.

No. It is a read-only knowledge base that provides judgment criteria and verdicts only. It never edits files, updates Issues, creates or merges PRs, runs tests, or performs automatic loopbacks; all corrective actions are delegated to commands and user decisions.

Use it when a test strategy requires full-suite execution for QG-4 final acceptance. It mandates a runner configuration check, three-way split execution from the repository root with ./ prefixes, environment labels, count reconciliation, and origin classification of every failure.

Auxiliary workflows such as inspect-docs, inspect-skills, intake-capture, intake-promote, learning-promote, and backlog-review do not apply QG-1 through QG-4. The gates target only the main workflow commands req-define, case-open, case-ready, case-revise, case-run, and case-close.