coordinator-blueprint-gates

Validating architect outputs for governance compliance involves checking consistency, traceability, completeness, and readability-by-design. The coordinator evaluates RA, Tech, DP, and Handoff artifacts against governance gates to detect inconsistencies and gaps before advancing.

A blueprint gate in architecture governance is a deterministic checkpoint that validates architect outputs for consistency, traceability, completeness, and Git governance. It ensures handoffs meet required standards before being approved for downstream development phases.

Checking a GRACE_HANDOFF v2 for inconsistencies requires running a validation process against governance gates. The coordinator detects gaps in traceability and completeness, automatically emitting a BlueprintIssueReport to guide remediation when compliance failures occur.

Yes, this governance validation works without external dependencies. The coordinator operates independently to evaluate architect outputs, requiring no additional components to perform deterministic PASS or FAIL assessments and generate remediation reports for non-compliant artifacts.

When architecture handoff governance gates fail, a BlueprintIssueReport is automatically generated. This report details the specific compliance failures and guides remediation efforts to bring the handoff artifacts back into compliance before they can advance.

Yes, you can use this to prevent unreviewed architect artifacts from advancing. The coordinator integrates directly into the handoff workflow, enforcing deterministic PASS or FAIL evaluations that block non-compliant outputs from moving to the next phase.