t-task-check

To validate a task plan, evaluate design docs, state.json, and phase DAGs against a fixed 100-point rubric. This produces a reproducible scorecard and a prioritized P0/P1/P2 fix list to guide improvements before execution.

A rubric-based task check is an automated assessment scoring task documentation for executability and alignment. It delegates checks to subagents across backend, frontend, miniapp, and demo contexts, aggregating findings into actionable fixes.

You check state.json files and phase DAGs by running automated validation against a 100-point rubric. This enforces required inputs and validation rules, generating a structured scorecard and recommended fixes to accelerate delivery governance.

Yes, automated task validation supports miniapp and demo stages by orchestrating subagent checks. It evaluates design docs and state files across backend, frontend, miniapp, and demo contexts, aggregating results into a unified score and fix list.

The best way to score task documentation quality is applying a fixed 100-point rubric to design docs and state files. This delivers a reproducible scorecard and a prioritized P0/P1/P2 fix list, ensuring alignment and executability before delivery.

Your task plan fails validation rules when it lacks required inputs or consistency across phase DAGs and state.json files. The rubric-based check identifies these gaps, outputting a prioritized fix list to resolve executability and alignment issues.