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You enforce a development lifecycle by automating gated workflows that mandate context loading, planning, verification, and documentation across all phases. This standardization reduces variance and ensures auditable code changes across teams.

ADR-based governance uses Architecture Decision Records to align code changes with documented decisions. The workflow generates and stores ADR suggestions during issue processing to ensure changes follow established architectural patterns and maintain historical context.

Automate code review gates by integrating checks for TypeScript compilation and unit tests directly into the workflow. The gating mechanism prevents regressions by blocking progress until all type checks, tests, and coverage guidelines pass.

Yes, you can use agent-team workflows to process complex issues in parallel. Enable team mode with presets to orchestrate parallel teammates across UI and API domains, scaling collaboration for batch issue processing.

No, this gated workflow does not require external deployments. It relies entirely on standard repository tooling to enforce lifecycle phases, run integrated checks, and store memory sessions without needing additional infrastructure.

You need memory and session documentation in a development lifecycle to track context, patterns, and decisions for future reuse. The workflow generates and stores these memory sessions during issue processing to maintain continuous learning and verification.