delivery-review

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Independently review one plan-centered delivery package before implementation. Judge safe sequencing and verification adequacy together; use plan for delivery and verification allocation and spec for behavioral gaps.

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# Delivery review ## Test criteria application When the project explicitly adopts Test-model criteria, use the selectively loaded guidance below for test quality and maintenance. These criteria replace source-local shared test-purpose, case-selection and maintenance criteria for adopted work; retain specialist methods and historical procedures. Actual judgments, evidence applicability and closeout consequences remain with the responsible assessors under the project's review policy. ## Review and Closeout application When project authority explicitly adopts Review and Closeout policy, use the packaged application below for shared assessment meaning. It replaces source-local judgment, independence, applicability, concern-disposition and closeout rules in this skill and its conditional resources; retain specialist methods and contract-selected storage procedures. Historical contracts retain their own rules. Missing or contradictory required guidance stops dependent reliance. ## Explicit recording Use this profile when the project has adopted the RigorLoop Record Format and explicitly selected the change. Read the project's model documents; The Workflow domain owns decision meaning (Review and Closeout owns adopted assessment policy), the Record Format model owns stored shapes, and the CLI model owns construction and persistence. New primary roots require `rigorloop-records-v2`; existing `explicit-recording-v1` roots retain their exact compatibility contract. Do not migrate...

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Author
xiongxianfei
Repository
xiongxianfei/rigorloop
Created
4 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Python
License
MIT

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