build-tasks

To enforce a strict builder-reviewer workflow for roadmap tasks, use a gated cycle that processes one task at a time through builder, reviewer, fix, and commit stages. This ensures correctness and traceable history.

Executing roadmap tasks one at a time in dependency order requires orchestrating the end-to-end build of items defined in a roadmap file. A strict builder-reviewer workflow reduces scope and risk by isolating each task.

A multi-round verification gate works by having a fresh reviewer re-check every change, up to six rounds, before committing. This blocking gate guarantees correctness by requiring a passing review before a single commit is recorded.

Yes, you can use a one-task-at-a-time build cycle for tasks defined in docs/roadmap.md with per-task specs in docs/tasks. The workflow applies to this exact structure to orchestrate the end-to-end build.

A roadmap task build requires a single commit on the default branch to ensure per-task traceability and a correct-by-construction gate. Each task results in one green commit and an up-to-date milestone spec.