gpd-validate-conventions

Detect convention drift by running an automated validation scan that compares phase artifacts against a central convention lock. The scan performs cross-phase comparisons to surface inconsistencies and outputs actionable findings classified as CRITICAL or WARNING.

Cross-phase convention validation is the process of checking that physics conventions remain consistently applied throughout a project lifecycle. You need it when multiple completed phases must adhere to a single source of truth to prevent mathematical or physical inconsistencies.

Lock resolved conventions by following the actionable remediation guidance provided after a validation scan detects drift. Once the central lock is updated, you can re-execute affected phases in a reproducible automated workflow to ensure total alignment.

Yes, automated state loading and phase scanning are core features of the validation workflow. The process automatically loads state.json and scans phase summaries to identify inconsistencies without manual intervention.

Maintain a single source of truth by using an automated validation workflow that checks a central convention lock against all phase artifacts. This detects drift early and provides concrete remediation steps to resolve any deviations.

Convention validation surfaces WARNING findings when cross-phase comparisons detect minor inconsistencies between phase artifacts and the central convention lock. Review the actionable guidance attached to each finding to resolve the drift and lock the updated conventions.