idumb-stress-test

Stress-test governance frameworks by validating META and PROJECT package interactions under load to detect coordination conflicts, integration gaps, and drift. This process enforces coordinator-driven activation and self-healing checks.

Governance drift detection identifies misalignments and conflicts within META and PROJECT packages during agent coordination. You need to run it when validating integration completeness and regression prevention across micro, batch, or full validation modes.

Validate agent coordination and command execution by running end-to-end stress scenarios that target META and PROJECT packages. This enforces phase-aware checks, auto-activation hooks, and reference integrity to ensure workflow stability.

The iDumb governance stress-test supports non-blocking validations across micro, batch, and full validation modes. It enables self-healing and phase-aware checks to maintain open-code compatibility without halting active workflows.

Prevent framework regressions by enforcing auto-activation hooks during stress testing to validate integration completeness and reference integrity. This ensures continuous regression prevention and stability across governance packages.

Stress-testing governance stability under load is limited to detecting gaps, conflicts, and drift within META and PROJECT package interactions. It requires coordinator-driven activation and does not extend validation beyond the defined governance framework scope.