develop-review-gate

A self-review gate enforces two systematic review passes on code changes in your current checkout before producing an approval report and pausing for human confirmation. This prevents unreviewed edits from proceeding to the next step or deployment.

Yes, in-place development lets you fix and iterate directly in the active workspace without creating separate worktrees. The workflow enforces scope and gates progress through two self-review passes before final approval.

A dual self-review gate is a mandatory two-round review and refactor process applied to code changes. It systematically surfaces quality improvements and catches regressions before pausing for explicit human confirmation to proceed.

An explicit approval gate pauses development after two self-review passes, waiting for human confirmation before continuing. It enforces scope, produces an approval report, and ensures no changes proceed without sign-off.

Use an in-place self-review gate when you need to complete development directly in the current checkout with enforced scope control and two systematic self-reviews before human confirmation, avoiding separate worktrees or external review tooling.