quality-check

You can verify codebase conformance by auditing target diffs or repository zones against the documented architecture, domains, and testing structure to ensure strict boundary enforcement and prevent architectural drift.

Enforce typechecking and linting on targeted diffs by applying validation rules to specific repository zones. This checks results to maintain code quality, enforce boundaries, and avoid accidental regressions during changes.

Yes, you can validate changes against requested scope and boundaries by applying the audit to specific repository zones or batches. This targeted approach ensures domain alignment and prevents scope creep in isolated areas.

The best way to verify conformance with AGENTS.md is to audit the repository against the canonical doctrine. This confirms alignment with documented architecture, domains, and testing structure while enforcing strict validation rules.

Yes, you need a canonical doctrine and documented architecture as a baseline. The audit compares your codebase against these established boundaries and validation rules to identify deviations and ensure non-regression.