spec-quality-gate

To validate Notion pipeline specs before coding, fetch the Parking Lot child pages marked READY FOR CODE and verify the required Pipeline Operating Mode fields and header structure are present. The process checks for Problem/Verified On, Why, What changes, and Acceptance test fields to prevent incomplete specs from entering development.

Pipeline readiness validation is the daily process of scanning Parking Lot child pages to ensure READY FOR CODE status markers have complete specifications. It enforces title and H2 status formatting while verifying required Pipeline Operating Mode fields exist before code pickup begins.

Automate triage for incomplete Notion spec pages by generating a backlog-style list of missing-field items and applying Notion updates to revert status to AWAITING CODEX REVIEW. The process adds callouts describing exactly which fields are missing and when validation occurred.

The required Pipeline Operating Mode fields for READY FOR CODE items are Problem/Verified On, Why, What changes, and Acceptance test. Additionally, the header structure must include proper title and H2 status formatting along with the artifact source.

Yes, you can run daily automated checks for missing spec fields in Notion by fetching Parking Lot pages and children, verifying required Pipeline Operating Mode fields, and automatically reverting incomplete items to AWAITING CODEX REVIEW with callout notifications.

Incomplete spec validation fails for Parking Lot child pages when READY FOR CODE status markers lack the four required Pipeline Operating Mode fields, proper title formatting, or H2 status structure. The validation identifies these gaps and reverts items to AWAITING CODEX REVIEW.