ln-500-story-quality-gate

Automated code quality checks and NFR validation for development stories are orchestrated by delegating to specialized skills, calculating a quality score, and returning a final verdict to ensure standards are met before deployment.

A 4-level quality gate system evaluates story completion by assigning one of four verdicts: PASS, CONCERNS, FAIL, or WAIVED. It coordinates code quality, test planning, and NFR validation to determine the final status.

To run a final quality gate on a completed story, invoke the orchestration skill with the story identifier. It automatically checks code quality, verifies test planning, assigns a verdict, and creates follow-up tasks for failures.

When a story fails automated quality checks and NFR validation, the system assigns a FAIL verdict, calculates a quantifiable quality score based on identified issues, and automatically creates follow-up tasks to address the failures.

Story quality orchestration requires no specialized testing skills directly. The system acts as a coordinator that delegates code quality, testing, and NFR validation tasks to specialized skills, then aggregates their results into a final verdict.

Yes, a quantifiable quality score is calculated for software development stories based on identified issues during the quality gate process. This score accompanies the final 4-level verdict to provide measurable quality tracking.