multi-agent-review-gate

To validate code from parallel agents before merging, you need a review gate that checks completeness, detects file conflicts, verifies interface consistency, and runs security scans. This ensures outputs are compatible and safe to integrate.

A multi-agent review gate is a quality checkpoint used after parallel agents generate related code chunks. You need it when reconciling work packets to enforce completeness, interface consistency, conflict detection, and security validations before integration.

To detect incompatible file changes during integration, run a conflict scan that identifies if two work packets modified the same file in incompatible ways. This prevents broken merges and ensures cross-packet compatibility.

Yes, code merge validation includes an interface check to ensure cross-packet APIs, types, and contracts remain consistent. It also validates that all packet-level and integration tests pass before allowing an approval decision.

When merging outputs from multiple agents, the gate enforces a security scan to ensure no new secrets, injection vectors, or unsafe patterns are introduced. It also checks that code follows project conventions for linting and formatting.

Yes, you can use this review gate for parallel agents working on related code or data chunks. It reconciles work packets by applying completeness checks, interface consistency validation, and test verification before making a merge decision.