gate-check

To automate project phase validation, use Python scripts to check required artifacts, quality standards, and blockers, returning a PASS, CONCERNS, or FAIL verdict. This ensures structured phase transitions in software development workflows.

A gate check validates project readiness to advance between development phases, such as from Pre-Production to Production. It inspects required artifacts and quality standards to ensure structured phase transitions and identify blockers.

Check project readiness by executing a gate check against the target phase. The process inspects required artifacts and quality standards to output a clear PASS, CONCERNS, or FAIL verdict, confirming whether the project is ready for production.

Yes, this phase validation requires Python to run automated checks for required artifacts and quality standards. User interaction is also needed to verify unverified items during the project readiness assessment.

Yes, you can customize gate check validation by selecting different review modes, including full, lean, or solo. These modes integrate with director panel assessments to structure the phase transition review.

The best way to identify blockers is running an automated phase validation check. It inspects the project for required artifacts and quality standards, returning a FAIL verdict with specific blockers if readiness criteria are unmet.