qa-quality-gate

Aggregate upstream quality signals using weighted normalization and null-signal handling to compute a single composite score. This score generates a routing recommendation that guides human-in-the-loop review depth for PR and release decisions.

Missing upstream signals are processed through graceful null-signal handling, allowing the composite score computation to continue with available data. An early-termination condition can also short-circuit routing when critical quality thresholds are not met.

Weights for normalizing diverse quality signals are configurable within the settings.yaml file. These weights directly control the composite score calculation and the human-in-the-loop routing logic for PR reviews.

The best way to route human-in-the-loop reviews for release decisions is by computing a weighted composite score from 1-4 upstream outputs. This generates an audit trail and a specific routing recommendation for review depth.

The quality gate reads 1-4 upstream outputs including qa-test-run, detect-dev, sec-audit-remediate, and backend-pr-review. It aggregates these test, security, and PR feedback signals to compute the final composite score.