workflow-readiness-check

To validate a draft workflow packet, run a readiness check that verifies all required files exist in the dossier and cross-references policy and active-workflows to detect conflicts or missing dependencies, producing a structured pass/fail report with remediation steps.

A workflow readiness check is a final quality gate that verifies a draft workflow packet is complete enough for an agent to execute autonomously without needing clarifying questions, ensuring nothing leaves draft status without passing validation.

To check for missing required files in your workflow dossier, run a readiness check against the draft workflow packet directory, which validates file presence and outputs a structured report flagging any missing components with explicit remediation steps.

Yes, you can detect policy conflicts by running a readiness check that cross-references the draft workflow packet against existing policy and active-workflows, identifying conflicts and missing dependencies before producing a structured pass/fail readiness report.

Yes, a workflow readiness check provides explicit remediation steps for failures by producing a structured readiness report that includes pass/fail statuses, flags ambiguity or design issues for review, and outlines next steps for promotion.

Your draft workflow fails the promotion gate-check when the readiness validation detects missing required files in the packet directory, finds conflicts with policy or active-workflows, or identifies ambiguity and design issues that prevent autonomous agent execution.