moai-foundation-quality

Evaluate each change against five dimensions: Tested, Readable, Unified, Secured, and Trackable. Treat each as an assessment question with a checklist, and if a dimension does not apply, state the justification explicitly rather than skipping it silently.

The /moai gate command runs lint, format, type-check, and tests in parallel as a pre-commit quality gate. It auto-detects the project language and runs the appropriate toolchain, skipping tools that are not installed.

sync-auditor scores four dimensions: Functionality, Security, Craft, and Consistency. The overall score is the harmonic mean rather than the average, so a single weak dimension like security drags the result down and blocks a pass.

The default package-level coverage threshold is 85 percent, with 90 percent or higher required for critical packages. A coverage figure is only valid when the coverage command was actually run and its output observed in the current session.

Use the thorough level for large SPECs, high-risk changes, or security-sensitive work, since it adds full sync-auditor 4-dimension scoring on top of the standard checks. Minimal and standard levels rely on gate commands alone.

Suppress false positives per-line with an inline comment stating the reason. Disabling a linter rule globally is prohibited because it hides real issues and trains the team to ignore warnings.