rule-laravel-shared-workflow-definition-model-decision

Laravel workflow governance is enforced by applying a central decision-model rule that mandates kebab-case file names and required headers during workflow scaffolding. This anchors definitions to a shared template for structural consistency.

A shared workflow definition model is a canonical governance template that establishes parity across development surfaces. It provides explicit gates and traceability from workflow definition to delivery, minimizing governance gaps during updates.

Cross-surface governance gates are validated by applying a decision-model rule that checks rule and workflow parity across canonical and Cline surfaces. This verifies compliance with plan-adherence constraints and template references.

Yes, the workflow governance rule applies to both creating and updating Laravel workflows. It enforces template scaffolding, file naming conventions, and rule linkage to maintain governance completeness throughout the lifecycle.

Workflow definitions fail governance checks when missing references to the central workflow template, violating kebab-case naming rules, or lacking required headers. The decision-model rule validates these constraints to prevent governance gaps.