aif-rules-check

Code compliance validation analyzes git diffs against a hierarchy of project-specific rule files and architectural conventions, producing a structured compliance verdict to enforce quality standards before integration.

Automated rule enforcement for git diffs is a read-only compliance mechanism that checks staged code changes against base axioms and area-specific guidelines, returning a machine-readable gate result to prevent violations early.

You use a quality gate to enforce architectural conventions by running a rules engine that evaluates branch-specific context and plan files, ensuring code changes comply with repository standards before merging.

Yes, automated code review integrates with plan files and branch-specific context to provide relevant feedback, ensuring the compliance gate evaluates changes accurately against the intended architectural standards.

Yes, a rules engine provides a standalone, read-only compliance gate that validates code changes against project-defined rules, ensuring adherence to conventions without requiring a full manual review.

Automated compliance gates operate as read-only validation tools analyzing git diffs against defined rules, meaning they enforce standards but do not automatically modify code or replace deeper contextual architectural reviews.