| name | workflow-governance-assessment |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| category | coordination |
| description | Class-level workflow governance, enforcement audits, and multi-tool architecture assessment. |
| tags | ["governance","architecture","audit","workflow"] |
Workflow Governance Assessment
When to Use
Use when auditing enforcement infrastructure, comparing competing tool architectures, deciding governance upgrades for multi-agent workflows, or evaluating whether human approval gates can safely evolve into evidence-threshold / self-cycling agent gates.
Class-Level Workflow
- Map current enforcement points before proposing new controls.
- Compare tools by workflow fit, failure modes, maintainability, and verification burden.
- For hard-gate relaxation, define measurable thresholds before changing authority: repeated APPROVE/MINOR adversarial reviews with no unresolved MAJOR findings, passing legal/provenance scans, TDD evidence before implementation, passing verification after implementation, artifact-to-acceptance-criteria alignment, low user rework rate, no unauthorized label/status mutations, no secret/client-identifying leakage, and reproducible logs/artifacts.
- Keep existing hard gates authoritative until the threshold evidence is proven over multiple cycles; then relax only the narrow gate covered by evidence.
- Convert findings into bounded follow-up issues rather than open-ended audits.
Gate Evolution Principle
The target operating model is not permanent user-managed orchestration. As agent rigor becomes consistently measurable, routine issue decomposition, plan drafting, adversarial review, legal/provenance checks, test design, implementation, verification, closeout evidence, and queue feeding should self-cycle. The user should increasingly focus on idea origination, GTM throughput, customer/prospect artifacts, and strategic approvals. Do not remove gates by assertion; replace them with threshold metrics and audit trails that provide confidence.
Consolidated Session Learnings
Narrow skills absorbed during the 2026-04-29 umbrella consolidation are preserved under references/.
Absorbed Narrow Skills (2026-04-29)
enforcement-audit-and-upgrade
- Former skill demoted to
references/enforcement-audit-and-upgrade.md.
- Preserved insight: Audit existing enforcement infrastructure, identify gaps between advisory and strict modes, create hard-gate scripts, and incrementally roll out enforcement. Pattern from #1876/#2017 enforcement audit session.
multi-tool-architecture-assessment
- Former skill demoted to
references/multi-tool-architecture-assessment.md.
- Preserved insight: Systematic comparison of competing tools/approaches before committing to a multi-account, multi-tool architecture. Uses parallel subagents for research, system-state audit, and data quality analysis. Produces a decision matrix with explicit trade-offs.