rule-check-skill

To collect governance evidence without a final verdict, use a Verify-scoped rule check process that produces structured policy evidence handoffs, capturing violations and required sync items separately from gate decisions.

Audit readiness checks gather required policy evidence within a bounded scope, whereas compliance gate adjudication uses that collected evidence to render a final pass or fail decision for the workflow.

To perform a bounded scope rule check during a Verify worktrack, run governance checks only against touched surfaces and active synchronization obligations, avoiding full-repo auditing behavior outside the defined boundaries.

No, you cannot run full-repo auditing within an active Verify worktrack scope. The process enforces bounded scope constraints, focusing exclusively on touched surfaces and required synchronization obligations for accurate policy evidence.

Governance violations and missing evidence items get mixed into ambiguous summaries when rule checks lack structured handoff formatting, which can be resolved by enforcing a fixed-format report that separates violations, missing evidence, and deferred checks.

Policy evidence collection can function independently to capture rules and governance data, but a dedicated gate-skill is required downstream to consume the structured handoff and execute the final compliance gate adjudication.