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Coordinate cross-disciplinary review by running six framework lens passes—Garry, Jack, McLuhan, dt-foundry, Ogilvy, and Droga—against design intent, taste, scope, persona, room, and production-readiness, then generate a timestamped convergence report to prevent misalignment before shipping.

A convergence report is a timestamped document produced by evaluating design intent, taste, scope, persona, room, and production-readiness against a feature using six framework passes, clearly documenting where lenses agree and where cross-disciplinary decisions are needed.

Run the six lens passes by applying the Garry, Jack, McLuhan, dt-foundry, Ogilvy, and Droga frameworks to your current feature, evaluating brief, taste, scope, persona, room, and production-readiness to identify cross-disciplinary alignment or conflicts.

Yes, generating a convergence report requires reading dt-foundry/brief.md and dt-foundry/scope.md, along with dt-foundry/taste.md if present, to provide the necessary context for the six lens framework passes.

Use a convergence lens review process before shipping major features or releases where design and engineering perspectives on brief, taste, scope, persona, room, and production-readiness must be evaluated to prevent misalignment.

The best way to document disagreements is by generating a structured convergence report that explicitly records where the six framework passes agree and where cross-disciplinary decisions are required before shipping.