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Tier gating applies predefined thresholds to audit and coverage inputs, computing a weighted score to emit a deterministic pass/fail verdict for CI pipelines. It reads audit.json and coverage.json state to resolve ambiguity in project readiness checks.

A tier gate is a deterministic verification mechanism that applies tier-threshold rules to codebase audit and coverage data. It calculates a weighted score from these inputs and outputs a single pass/fail verdict to gate project readiness.

Yes, the gate verifier supports CI-mode by producing GitHub Actions annotations and rendering summarized reports to CI step summaries. It also writes gate.json state and can output documentation for local workflows.

Yes, the tier threshold check handles both fresh and reused audit and coverage state. It reads existing audit.json and coverage.json files to compute the weighted score, avoiding the need to regenerate data if current state already exists.

When a tier gate verdict fails locally, it provides diagnostic guidance detailing how to reach the required threshold. This local mode explains the coverage and audit gaps preventing a pass without producing CI annotations.