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quality-scan

Run scoped quality checks without changing product code. Record the exact revision, commands, logs, and outcomes, then report failures, incomplete checks, and existing unresolved issues to support reviews or release preparation.

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Run a scoped, read-only quality scan and report exact-candidate evidence, failures and frozen debt. Use for an ad-hoc gate sweep or release preparation; a static scan is not full release acceptance.

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Good for

  • Running an ad hoc quality check
  • Gathering quality evidence before a release
  • Reporting checks omitted from a fast scan
  • Separating existing issues from new findings

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SKILL.md (original)

Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.

Quality scan

Choose the scope

Read ../_shared/base-green.md before interpreting base or PR health.

  • Default: the static quality-scan profile.
  • Fast: quality-scan-fast; explicitly report omitted gates.
  • A named npm alias: that alias only.
  • Base status: inspect remote evidence; no local suite is implied.
  • Full release/PR acceptance: inspect the applicable workflow lanes and use ../validate-release-green/SKILL.md for the local observer's limited scope.

When present, config/quality/gate-manifest.json owns static profile membership and the npm-alias inventory. package.json owns commands and runtimes. Use npm run check:gate-manifest and the scan's --list mode to measure the current inventory. An alias, workflow job, matrix instance and test case are different units. Never substitute a remembered count for this inventory.

If the candidate predates the manifest, inspect its actual package scripts, aggregator and workflows; label the inventory provisional. Do not invent a missing command or claim manifest enforcement on an older branch.

Execute and preserve evidence

Pin the base and candidate SHAs in an isolated worktree. Run the actual npm entrypoints: direct file invocation can change the required Node/Bun runtime. Record command, cwd, versions, start/end, exit/signal, selected scope and log path. Use the gate process supervisor when the candidate provides it. Otherwise capture the command's own exit before displaying a summary, for example:

scan_log=$(mktemp)
if npm run quality:scan >"$scan_log" 2>&1; then
  scan_exit=0
else
  scan_exit=$?
fi
tail -n 30 "$scan_log"
printf 'scan_exit=%s log=%s\n' "$scan_exit" "$scan_log"

Missing dependencies, timeout, cancellation and unavailable artifacts are incomplete evidence, not PASS. A scan may write logs/reports; it does not update baselines, mutate product code or contact live providers unless explicitly scoped.

Report the result

Report the selected profile and SHA, executed/failed/not-run counts, raw logs and the remaining acceptance lanes. PASS applies only to the executed scope. List frozen debt separately from new findings. A nonzero exit proves a failed execution, not that the contributor introduced it: use the causal comparison in the shared base-green protocol.

If the tracked skill-contract checker exists, npm run check:quality-skill-contract compares these private instructions with the versioned templates. Missing private skills are NOT_INSTALLED, not evidence that their instructions were validated.

Stop after the report for scan-only requests. Fixes require a change request; baseline changes require their own reviewed justification. Preserve existing thresholds and assertions throughout recovery.

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