domain-rules-reviewer

To validate code changes against business logic rules, this tool checks backend, frontend, and API modifications against defined invariants in DOMAIN_RULES.md. It automatically generates a compliance report detailing pass/fail status for each relevant rule and a final approval verdict.

Domain rules compliance verification is the process of ensuring code modifications strictly adhere to established business logic invariants. This mechanism prevents regressions and maintains business integrity by automatically detecting discrepancies between implemented logic and defined rules.

Yes, you can use this to check API contract changes during a pull request. It supports trigger conditions for changes in business rules, core logic modules, user flows, and API contracts to verify that modifications strictly align with DOMAIN_RULES.md.

To report discrepancies between implemented code and domain rules, the tool identifies deviations from established rules and generates a detailed compliance report. This report outlines pass or fail status for each relevant rule and provides a final approval verdict.

Yes, you need a DOMAIN_RULES.md file to run domain rules validation. The tool relies on this file as the source of truth for business logic and invariants to verify that backend, frontend, and API code changes strictly conform to defined rules.

The best way to prevent business logic regressions before merging code is to automatically validate modifications against defined domain rules. This tool flags inconsistencies in pricing calculations, user flows, and API contracts, ensuring strict adherence to business invariants.