deliverable-validator

To validate deliverables against specifications, run the validator on a project folder with a specs file to enforce adherence and generate a structured validation report. It checks for existence, structure, tests, and compliance across diverse tech stacks.

Deliverable validation is the process of verifying that software, documentation, and multi-project workflows conform to defined specifications. It reduces the risk of misaligned outcomes by performing automated checks, reviews, and artifact collection to produce verifiable evidence of compliance.

Yes, you can generate compliance evidence for a software release by running the validator to confirm all artifacts, documentation, and tests meet acceptance criteria. It captures evidence from automated checks and artifacts to support sign-off reporting.

Yes, the deliverable validator works with multi-project workflows and diverse tech stacks. It applies validation checks for existence, structure, tests, and compliance across different project environments to ensure specification adherence.

The best way to check if required files and directory layouts match a specification is to use existence and structure validation. This process ensures required files and directory layouts exist and conform exactly to the defined project specifications.

You need a specs file, such as a YAML configuration file, to define the acceptance criteria for your project. The validator reads this specifications file to enforce structure, existence, and compliance checks across your deliverables.