reconciling-feedback

To triage external feedback, you can parse staging tests, UAT, code reviews, and bug reports to classify each item by layer and disposition, routing valid changes into the appropriate pipeline stage. This ensures systematic reconciliation of post-implementation findings.

Feedback reconciliation is the process of systematically triaging external feedback arriving after implementation. It classifies items by layer and disposition, promoting only user-accepted changes to the Discovery Log to prevent post-implementation findings from blocking progress.

You can route code review feedback by classifying each item by layer and disposition using codex exec. The system determines the appropriate pipeline stage for each item, enforcing explicit user confirmation for overrides to ensure changes are accurately directed.

Yes, you can use codex exec to parse and triage UAT feedback. It classifies each item by its architectural layer and disposition, generating a reconciliation report that guides subsequent routing decisions within the pipeline.

Yes, explicit user confirmation is required for overrides when routing feedback. The system enforces this confirmation to ensure that only user-accepted changes are promoted to the Discovery Log and that reconciliation results are properly documented.