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Automated story validation orchestrates code quality assessment, test planning, and NFR validation to assign a final PASS, CONCERNS, FAIL, or WAIVED verdict. This reduces technical debt by ensuring implemented stories meet predefined quality standards before proceeding.

A 4-level quality gate evaluates story compliance by calculating quality scores and validating non-functional requirements (NFRs). It outputs a final verdict—PASS, CONCERNS, FAIL, or WAIVED—based on predefined criteria to provide a clear go/no-go decision for feature completion.

Run the quality gate assessment by invoking the orchestration skill with your specific story identifier. The process delegates tasks to specialized skills for code quality and test planning, calculating scores and NFR compliance to return a final verdict.

Automated story validation delegates tasks to specialized skills for code quality assessment and test planning. This multi-stage orchestration ensures comprehensive coverage of both functional implementation and non-functional requirements before determining the final quality verdict.

Yes, the story quality gate supports a WAIVED verdict alongside PASS, CONCERNS, and FAIL. When non-functional requirements are evaluated, the system can assign WAIVED based on predefined criteria, allowing development to proceed under specific conditions.

A story quality gate returns a CONCERNS verdict when calculated quality scores or non-functional requirement compliance do not fully meet the criteria for a PASS. This indicates potential issues in code quality or test coverage that require review before proceeding.