doc-gate-enforcer

To enforce documentation compliance and code review standards, you can run a governance check that scans the codebase for unauthorized documents, validates work order IDs, and detects specific restricted code patterns. This process prevents common errors and ensures strict adherence to project governance rules before merging.

Validating work order IDs and scanning for unauthorized documents is performed by checking the codebase against rules defined in governance documents like AGENTS.md. This validation process uses shell utilities like grep and find, along with Node.js, to detect unauthorized files and verify work order formats.

Yes, detecting specific code patterns like e-commerce elevation or outreach email content is handled using shell utilities like grep and find, supported by Node.js for build and analysis tasks. This combination enforces governance rules by scanning the codebase for these specific restricted patterns.

The best way to automate codebase validation for strict governance policies is to run a full governance enforcement check that scans for unauthorized documentation and restricted code patterns. This automated validation catches potential violations early and ensures project quality standards are met.

Yes, Node.js is required to run governance enforcement checks, as it supports the build and analysis tasks necessary for codebase validation. The enforcement process also relies on standard shell utilities like grep and find to scan for specific code patterns and unauthorized documents.