pre-pr-handoff

Automate pre-PR validation by running lint, type checks, and tests across Python and frontend components. The process gathers results, records artifacts in a ledger, updates session state files, and generates handoff documents to ensure full PR readiness.

Yes, handoff documents for QA gaps or scope changes are generated automatically when validation issues are detected. The system records these artifacts alongside ledger entries and updated summaries to communicate required changes before the PR proceeds.

Pre-PR validation works with both Python and frontend codebases by applying targeted quality checks. It evaluates linting, type checking, test coverage, and documentation changes across these environments to validate implementation quality and reduce PR cycle friction.

Track pull request readiness by maintaining a pre-PR ledger and updating session state files. This approach records validation results and summary artifacts continuously, ensuring branch state and quality checks are documented for handoff preparation.

A ledger entry records validation results and quality check artifacts during pre-PR preparation. It maintains an accurate history of implementation quality, documentation changes, and Git state to reduce friction and ensure PR readiness.

If pre-PR quality checks fail, the validation process generates QA-gap or scope-change handoff artifacts. These documents outline the detected issues, update the session state, and provide the necessary context to resolve blockers before submitting the PR.