consistency-check

To validate artefact alignment, run a consistency check against structured artefacts and rule sets. It detects structural, scope, rule, completeness, and inter-artefact inconsistencies to ensure project alignment before development begins.

Inter-artefact consistency validation is the process of detecting inconsistencies across related project artefacts and governance constraints. It identifies violations in structural, scope, rule, and completeness alignment after generation or remediation stages.

You should run a consistency check after artefact generation, plan preparation, before implementation, and after remediation attempts. It verifies that technical plans directly address acceptance criteria without including out-of-scope actions.

Yes, consistency check requires structured artefact inputs and rule sets to function. It uses these structured inputs to identify violations across structural, scope, rule, completeness, and inter-artefact alignment within the project context.

Yes, you can verify scope alignment between user stories and technical plans. The consistency check confirms that plan steps directly address story acceptance criteria and flags any out-of-scope actions included in the technical plan.