amadeus-build-and-test

Isolated build-and-test stage execution uses a stage engine to request the next directive, perform construction-phase verification, and commit a synthetic single-stage record without modifying the main workflow's current stage.

Running a focused one-off stage execution provides deterministic orchestration and gate handling to validate specific implementation increments, ensuring safe workflow separation before you resume the normal AI-DLC process.

Yes, you can execute gate checks without modifying the main workflow's current stage because the isolated stage execution applies safe workflow separation, recording results synthetically while protecting the broader lifecycle state.

You need a stage runner for one-off construction-phase verification when you want to validate focused implementation checks and gate handling deterministically without moving the broader AI-DLC lifecycle forward.

Yes, isolated build-and-test execution works with synthetic workflow recording by having the stage engine carry out the work and commit a synthetic single-stage record, satisfying single-stage execution requirements.