validate-engine

To validate a synthesizer engine, you provide the engine name so the tool can read its source code and CLAUDE.md, checking rules D001-D006 and reporting a PASS/FAIL status with file and line evidence.

The 6 Doctrines engine check process reads modified engine source and CLAUDE.md files, applies D001-D006 rule checks to the code and parameter layouts, and generates a report with evidence and recommended fixes.

You need to run an engine quality audit when adding a new synthesizer engine, modifying DSP code, or conducting a quality review across the engine repository to ensure adherence to the 6 Doctrines and detect defects.

You get a PASS/FAIL report by providing the modified engine name for validation; the tool checks D001-D006 rules and outputs the report with specific file:line evidence and recommended fixes.

Yes, the validate-engine tool checks parameter layouts in synthesizer DSP code by applying D001-D006 rule checks against the engine code and generating a PASS/FAIL report with evidence.