ownership-gate

To verify code ownership, use a blocking gate that requires a structured line-by-line walkthrough. It presents questions assessing flow, data transformations, and problem understanding, returning a PASS or BLOCKED status to ensure true comprehension before task completion.

A code walkthrough gate is a blocking verification mechanism triggered during the task completion flow. It uses structured questions to assess a junior developer's true understanding of their code, providing clear PASS or BLOCKED statuses with recovery strategies.

Implement Socratic recovery by using provided recovery templates when a junior developer receives a BLOCKED status. These templates guide juniors to reconstruct their understanding of the code without prematurely advancing through the task.

Yes, the blocking gate prevents task completion entirely if comprehension is insufficient. It triggers during the done flow and will keep a task blocked until the junior developer successfully answers the structured walkthrough questions.

Questions assessing code ownership focus on program flow, data transformations, and overall problem understanding. These structured questions require the developer to provide a clear, line-by-line walkthrough to prove they truly understand the code they wrote.

Trigger the ownership verification check during the task completion flow. It serves as a final blocking gate to ensure junior developers have full comprehension of their code before the task is officially marked as done.