keel-phase-review

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End-of-phase gate — verify working product, tests, docs, ADRs, and handover before committing a phase.

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# /keel-phase-review — end-of-phase checkpoint Run at the end of a phase (rules.md §2). Report the checklist with pass/fail; fix gaps before proposing a commit. Checklist: - [ ] **Working product** — the phase's feature runs; include a one-line "how to test this" **for the user**. What only a human can verify (browser/UX, prod host, real creds) is handed off as a recipe and tracked in HANDOVER (d) — never silently assumed passed. - [ ] **Tests** — relevant unit/integration (e2e if needed) written and run via `make test` (auto-log → `reports/tests/<date>/`); the phase's **committed summary** written to `reports/tests/<date>-phase<N>.md` (suites, counts, what was verified, and **measured durations**: suite runtime + the gate's key step timings — WHAT to time is project-specific (E2E latency, first token, query ms, batch throughput, …) — side-by-side with the previous phase's numbers so slowdowns surface at the gate, not in production); new test/fixture files one-lined in their folder README; one-line summary in HANDOVER.md (rules.md §2.8); bulk outputs passed the `/keel-pilot` gates where applicable. Ad-hoc reports (speed tests, golden proofs) complement `reports/tests/<date>-phase<N>.md` — never replace it. - [ ] **Architecture** — every structural change recorded in `docs/architecture.md`: new/changed module rows AND the component overview resynced with them (the module table is the source of truth — a stale top diagram fails this item, same contract a...

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muratsilahtaroglu
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muratsilahtaroglu/claude-code-starter-kit
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