okhp3-process-validation-and-quality-scoring

To validate business process documentation for publication readiness, run the validation suite using the command `node scripts/run-validation-suite.mjs` with your PIR, PNS, and optional BPMN artifacts to execute V1–V9 checks and generate a composite quality score.

A composite quality score for process artifacts is a metric generated by running V1–V9 validation rules across PIR, PNS, and BPMN files, resulting in an A–D band classification that determines if the documentation meets publication gate standards.

Yes, you need the process-narrative-authoring dependency to validate PNS artifacts, as the validation suite requires it to perform the specific V1–V9 checks on process narrative documentation.

You run quality scoring checks on PIR and BPMN files by executing `node scripts/run-validation-suite.mjs --pir <pir.yaml> --pns <pns.yaml> [--bpmn <bpmn.mmd>]`, which applies validation rules and outputs a publication gate verdict.

The V1 through V9 validation rules applied to process artifacts are a comprehensive suite of checks executed across PIR, PNS, and BPMN formats to ensure structural completeness and quality before generating a composite score.

Process documentation fails the publication gate verdict when the V1–V9 validation rules detect incompleteness or quality issues across the PIR, PNS, or BPMN artifacts, resulting in a composite quality score below the required threshold.