architecture-gate-orchestration

Gate 4 architecture orchestration coordinates architecture readiness and handoff validation to ensure local-only signoff and task traceability. You need it during architecture gate transitions, design verification, and build authorization to prevent build delays.

To enforce local-only signoff during architecture gate transitions, initiate the orchestration workflow to validate Gate 4 readiness. This requires architecture readiness checks before progression and ensures consistent handoffs from design to build.

Gate 4 build authorization and task traceability require 05-architecture.md and 06-tasks.md artifacts. These gate completion artifacts must include linked issues to provide evidence-driven closure for the architecture handoff.

Validating Figma-driven source-of-truth rules during design verification is handled by the Gate 4 orchestration workflow. It applies these rules while coordinating architecture readiness checks and enforcing independent task dispatch rules.

Yes, you can use slice branches with Gate 4 architecture handoff validation. The orchestration workflow meets requirements for Gate 4 by supporting slice branches alongside independent task dispatch rules for task traceability.

The best way to prevent misalignment in architecture governance handoffs is using standardized Gate 4 orchestration. It eliminates fragmented evidence and non-local signoff carelessness by producing traceable artifacts with linked issues.