amadeus-practices-discovery

To run isolated AI-DLC practices-discovery, ask the assistant to execute the standalone stage for your workspace and record a synthetic completion, ensuring the main workflow state remains unchanged.

Stage gating in AI-DLC validates stage completion before progression. You need isolated stage execution when you want to validate practices or gather inception input without committing the full lifecycle forward.

Yes, you can validate inception-stage analysis by running a standalone discovery execution that commits a synthetic single-stage record, providing strict separation from and leaving the main Current Stage completely untouched.

Yes, isolated practices-discovery execution requires engine directive generation and conductor-driven stage execution to properly manage the single-stage lifecycle rehearsal and synthetic completion reporting.

The standalone discovery stage runs only the practices-discovery stage and its gate, then stops. It does not advance the main workflow, meaning subsequent lifecycle stages must be triggered separately after the isolated execution completes.