post-merge-review

Zero-tolerance code review after merging validates that integrated changes fully deliver the original scope by running parallel functional, security, and quality checks. It blocks workflow advancement unless all per-requirement evidence passes.

Parallel multi-agent validation is a post-integration quality gating mechanism where functional, security, and code-quality architects review merged changes concurrently. It ensures requirement-level completeness before allowing workflow progression.

Automate fix-and-retry loops by triggering an executor to remediate failing items after a review. The system re-runs validation up to a configurable iteration cap until zero failures remain or the limit is reached.

Post-merge review works with epic and thorough workflow orchestration modes by inserting quality gating between the integration phase and completion guard. It applies per-requirement PASS/FAIL checklists to verify scope delivery.

Yes, you can generate audit-friendly artifacts from multi-agent code review iterations. The system writes complete architect outputs, including all fix-and-retry cycles, to a review artifact file for later inspection.

Your workflow does not advance because the zero-tolerance criteria detected a FAIL in the per-requirement checklist. State and evidence updates only advance the workflow when a VERDICT: PASS is achieved.