branch-cycle-audit

Prevent git branch drift by enforcing branch-cycle ownership through admission-aware gating, mapping validation against active cycles, and Definition of Ready checks before commits to ensure consistent workflow state.

Branch-cycle ownership is the verified mapping between a git branch and its owning session or cycle artifact. You need to audit branch-cycle ownership during session creation, branch creation, and cycle handoffs to prevent ambiguous or unowned branch writes.

Enforce Definition of Ready checks before commits by integrating admission-aware workflow guards that validate cycle and session branch mappings against active cycles, halting workflows when branch ownership is unclear or unmapped.

Yes, you can block unowned git branches from making writes by implementing blocking admissions that determine the owning session or cycle artifact for current branches and prevent writes when branch ownership is ambiguous or unowned.

Yes, branch-cycle mapping validation works with intermediate session branches by classifying per-branch types, validating intermediate mappings against active cycles, and optionally aligning snapshots to ensure a consistent state.