rtl-p4-implement-policy

To enforce RTL coding conventions and review gates, apply Phase 4 policies to initiate a 10-wave pipeline, ensuring per-module state tracking and standardized design verification readiness.

The 10-wave pipeline in RTL implementation is a structured sequencing process that enforces per-module wave progression, linting, code review criteria, and CDC/protocol checks for Phase 5 readiness.

Track per-module state for RTL phase progression by applying Phase 4 policies, which specify wave sequencing and gating conditions to ensure consistent design across all modules.

CDC and protocol checks in RTL code review are needed during Phase 4 implementation to enforce coding conventions and meet gating conditions required for smooth Phase 5 integration.

Yes, the Phase 4 RTL policy framework supports multi-module design escalation by providing structured escalation criteria and gating conditions to standardize implementation and ensure Phase 5 readiness.

Standardized wave pipelines for RTL code review require strict adherence to per-module wave sequencing and gating conditions, potentially delaying Phase 5 integration if any module fails lint or CDC checks.