ln-310-story-validator

To validate software development stories before moving them to To Do, you can run an automated audit against 22 quality criteria to assign penalty points, auto-fix violations, and generate a GO/NO-GO verdict with a Readiness Score.

A readiness score in story validation is a 1-10 rating generated after evaluating structural integrity, standards compliance, and risk analysis, providing a final GO or NO-GO verdict based on accumulated penalty points.

You can automatically fix quality violations in development tasks by running an automated review that identifies issues against predefined criteria and applies an auto-fixing plan to achieve zero penalty points.

Story validation checks for OWASP and RFC standards compliance as part of its automated audit, evaluating tasks against these specific standards to ensure security and protocol requirements are met before execution.

A limitation of automated story readiness scoring is that it delegates documentation creation to external processes and performs agent reviews separately, meaning it focuses strictly on penalty points and auto-fixing rather than generating comprehensive project documentation.

To perform a quality assurance check on a task's dependencies and workflow logic, use an automated task validation tool that audits these elements against predefined criteria, assigns penalty points for violations, and outputs an auto-fix plan.