rule-docker-shared-todo-driven-execution-model-decision

A TODO-driven execution model enforces disciplined code changes by requiring tactical TODOs under foundation_documentation/todos/active before any implementation begins. It validates scope, canonical module anchors, and approved plans to maintain traceability across complex multi-module projects.

A gated software delivery workflow validates scope and alignment through a sequence of approval gates, Gate A through Gate L. It ensures multi-module coherence by requiring explicit APROVADO approval and canonical module anchors before any code or documentation delivery proceeds.

To start gated risk management, create a Tactical TODO under foundation_documentation/todos/active. Complete Gate A through Gate L to validate scope and module anchors, then obtain explicit APROVADO approval before starting any implementation.

You need explicit approval gates for project constitution governance when managing large-scale software initiatives across Docker-shared modules. The gating mechanism prevents untracked work by enforcing APROVADO approvals across Gate A through Gate L prior to delivery.

No, gating cannot proceed without active tactical TODOs. The protocol requires creating tactical TODOs under foundation_documentation/todos/active before any implementation that changes code, submodules, or product documentation to maintain strict traceability.

The best way to maintain module coherence is using a canonical gated workflow that requires explicit APROVADO approval and canonical module anchors. This ensures traceability and risk management across complex multi-module projects prior to delivery.