pre-commit-quality-gate

Pre-commit quality checks prevent regressions by automating validation for commits, pushes, and merges. This gate reads REPO_PROFILE.json and AGENTS.md to run scaffold, contracts, tests, and type checks, reporting readiness as ready or caveat.

A pre-commit quality gate is a deterministic workflow that validates repository state before code enters version control. It reads repository profiles and agent docs to enforce scaffold, contract, test, and type check validations, reporting readiness status.

Yes, the pre-commit gate integrates with typical npm-based workflows to run validate:scaffold, validate:contracts, test:contracts, test, typecheck, and check commands. This ensures policy-driven gating aligns with project governance during local development handoffs.

Yes, pre-commit validation applies to local workflows around commits, pushes, handoffs, and merges across contracts, docs, scaffolds, and CI pipelines. It validates repository state and reports readiness to prevent regression before code enters version control.

A deterministic pre-commit workflow is needed to reduce defects and manual review overhead during local development handoffs. It enforces quality checks by validating scaffolds and contracts, running tests and type checks before code enters version control.

Pre-commit gating limitations involve its dependency on reading REPO_PROFILE.json and AGENTS.md for deterministic validation. It focuses on local pre-commit, pre-push, and merge-readiness checks, reporting only ready or caveat statuses without auto-fixing issues.