maestro:scrutiny-validator

Milestone validation in a maestro workflow loads the current validation state, determines feature scope, and spawns scrutiny review subagents to synthesize results. It updates validation status and emits human-readable or JSON reports so conduct can proceed safely.

Code scrutiny validation is a structured review process that prevents risky changes from moving forward at mission checkpoints. It reviews implemented and pending-validation features before a milestone is sealed.

You can run scrutiny validation for all completed milestones by applying the validator across the entire mission scope. It determines the feature scope and spawns subagents to review and synthesize results into a single assessment.

Yes, the validator produces human-readable reports and optional JSON validation reports. It updates validation status after synthesizing the subagent-driven feature reviews.

The best way to catch risky changes is running structured scrutiny validation at mission checkpoints. It spawns feature review subagents per feature needing validation and synthesizes results into a single assessment before the milestone is sealed.

Yes, milestone validation operates with no external dependencies. It loads the current validation state, determines feature scope, and spawns scrutiny review subagents internally to synthesize results.