phase-3-validator

Implementation validation checks whether your API and Web builds compile successfully, required endpoints and components exist, code meets quality standards, and test infrastructure is in place. This automated gate prevents incomplete or buggy code from entering the testing phase, saving time and reducing rework.

Implementation readiness validation verifies successful dotnet and npm builds, presence of API endpoints, React components, database migrations, and service layers, TypeScript and C# code quality, ESLint compliance, proper error handling, and test file stubs or implementations for unit, integration, and E2E coverage.

Yes. This validation automation applies strict exit codes and quality-gate thresholds across CI/CD pipelines for features, bugs, hotfixes, docs, and refactors. It determines pass/fail results and guides human review when thresholds are met or missed, blocking advancement until standards are satisfied.

Run implementation validation after development agents complete their work. It scans for all required API endpoints, React components, migrations, and services; verifies builds succeed; assesses code quality; and confirms test infrastructure exists, confirming the feature is robust and ready for comprehensive testing.

Code quality assessment runs TypeScript, C#, and ESLint checks plus error-handling and pattern compliance. Implementation completeness validation ensures all required artifacts—endpoints, components, migrations, services, and test files—are present and accounted for, confirming the full scope is delivered.