cross-layer-kickoff-review

Validate multi-agent readiness by gating the kickoff batch on build and test success, verifying vocabulary alignment across host and UI, and ensuring traceability to real code paths. This prevents premature execution of cross-component handoffs.

Vocabulary alignment testing checks that host, services, and UI components share consistent message definitions and data shapes. It ensures contract consistency across integrated seams before initiating parallel development deployments.

You need a readiness review when preparing a multi-agent kickoff batch for vertical-slice deployment, especially during parallel host, services, and UI development where contract consistency and vocabulary alignment are critical.

Detect failing contract seams by running a readiness check that identifies the first failing contract or seam, separates placeholder from integrated seams, and provides actionable next steps for resolving the failure.

Yes, the readiness check applies during early readiness reviews and integration testing phases where you need to ensure vocabulary alignment and contract consistency across components before parallel development proceeds.

The readiness gate requires separation of placeholder from integrated seams and traceability to real code paths. It cannot proceed if build or test success criteria are unmet or if vocabulary alignment across host and UI fails.