telos-check

To validate a change against purpose horizons before closure, you trigger a review check that evaluates the change against functional, architectural, and governance constraints. This alignment ensures work closes only when it adheres to the intended horizons.

A purpose horizon review for change closure is a compliance check that ensures a change explicitly aligns with defined functional, architectural, and restraining constraints before it is finalized. This process enforces governance across the workflow.

To close changes across dev-team, dev-solo, and documental modes, you apply the closing workflow using templates, references, and approvals. The check executes the closing steps appropriate to each specific mode.

Yes, the change review process supports recording lessons and updating the roadmap. During the closing workflow, it generates and captures a lessons entry, updating the appropriate ficha or ROADMAP as needed.

Yes, you can use templates and approvals to guide the compliance review process. The workflow applies templates, references, and approvals to execute the closing steps appropriate to your selected mode.

The best way to enforce architectural and governance constraints during change closure is to apply a horizon-aligned review check. This validation ensures work closes only when it adheres to the intended functional and restraining constraints.