plan-validator

To enforce architecture policy compliance on proposed code changes, you validate them against a canonical JSON plan. This process performs pre-flight checks and outputs a structured JSON report detailing violations or a PASS status.

Code change validation against schema constraints and URL rules is an automated pre-flight check that ensures proposed modifications adhere to predefined architectural policies. It produces a structured JSON report of violations or a PASS status.

Yes, you can use a canonical JSON plan to validate status transitions and screenshot proofing. The validator performs checks against these rules and fails loudly with a structured JSON report if violations are found.

Yes, the code validation process outputs structured JSON reports for CI gates. It fails loudly on violations and produces a structured JSON report, serving as a mandatory gate for code changes.

A limitation of using a JSON plan validator for architecture enforcement is that it strictly requires a canonical lkup-plan.json file to function. Without this predefined plan file, the validator cannot perform pre-flight checks or output compliance reports.