checklist-runner

Automated quality assurance checks execute markdown-based requirement lists in yolo mode to process requirements and generate a final pass/fail report autonomously. This validates code and documentation artifacts against predefined business logic without manual intervention.

Verifying code meets a Definition of Done involves running an interactive checklist runner to execute section-by-section audits with human-in-the-loop confirmation. This provides structured reporting with actionable recommendations for improvement before submission.

Interactive validation is supported through section-by-section audits with human-in-the-loop confirmation. This mode allows you to manually verify critical tasks and governance requirements rather than relying on fully autonomous yolo mode processing.

Standardizing quality gates requires a centralized, repeatable engine to validate work against predefined markdown checklists. This ensures consistent verification of artifacts against established business logic and quality standards across projects.

Validation reports provide structured reporting with pass, fail, or partial verdicts. Alongside the final status, the report includes actionable recommendations for improvement to address any unmet quality assurance criteria.