constitution-enforcer

You enforce governance gates before coding by validating Phase -1 artifacts against the 9 Constitutional Articles. The enforcer checks requirements, design, code, and tests to detect violations and generate remediation plans automatically.

Traceability validation in software compliance verifies cross-linkage among requirements, design, tasks, code, tests, and steering guidelines. It operates autonomously using enforcer rules to detect governance gaps and ensure alignment before implementation.

You detect constitutional violations by scanning repository artifacts like requirements, design, code, and tests. The enforcer validates Phase -1 gates against the 9 Constitutional Articles and produces a compliance report with actionable remediation plans.

Phase -1 gates in software governance are pre-implementation checks evaluating Simplicity, Anti-Abstraction, Integration-First, EARS, Traceability, Steering Alignment, Library-First, CLI Interface readiness, and Test-First discipline before coding begins.

Yes, you can run automated compliance checks without external data sources. The enforcer operates autonomously using internal enforcer rules and steering references to validate Phase -1 gates and generate remediation plans.

You should use automated governance violation detection during pre-implementation to safeguard software governance. It ensures Phase -1 gates are completed and aligned with the 9 Constitutional Articles, preventing violations before coding begins.