rule-docker-shared-workflow-definition-model-decision

Workflow definition governance enforces canonical scaffolding and validation checks whenever procedures are created or updated, ensuring header consistency, correct file references, and traceability to prevent configuration drift.

You validate a workflow definition by applying governance gates that check naming conventions, file references, and alignment with existing rules, ensuring the canonical scaffold matches the required Cline surfaces.

To enforce a canonical scaffold, create or edit your workflow using the delphi-ai scaffolding templates and include the corresponding governance gates to validate header consistency and rule alignment.

Yes, the workflow validation enforces traceability across both canonical and Cine surfaces by applying governance gates, preventing drift between the defined workflow template and the actual procedural execution.

To prevent drift when updating procedures, apply canonical scaffold enforcement and governance gates that validate header consistency, references, and alignment with existing rules across all surfaces.

Canonical scaffolding for workflow definitions should be bypassed if your procedure requires custom headers or non-standard file references that intentionally deviate from the established delphi-ai governance rules.