One Ticket, Seven Checkpoints

One Ticket, Seven Checkpoints A workflow diagram generated by Archify. 01 / Thomas 02 / Builder Review ladder — one round Claim · assignee written + read back · Thomas Claim assignee written + read back Brief · dispatch into pane, at Base · Thomas Brief dispatch into pane, at Base Merge · Ledger line, assignee cleared · Thomas Merge Ledger line, assignee cleared Implement · commits on ticket branch · Builder Implement commits on ticket branch Code-review · Standards + Spec, one pass · Builder › Review ladder — one round Code-review Standards + Spec, one pass Simplify · simplify(increment): commit · Builder › Review ladder — one round Simplify simplify(increment): commit Cross-vendor arm · arm(ticket): receipt · Builder › Review ladder — one round Cross-vendor arm arm(ticket): receipt handback Legend User UI Agent logic Policy

Fixed Order

  • • Claim decides ownership before a worktree exists
  • • Every ticket passes all seven checkpoints, no exceptions
  • • The happy path is the only path drawn — races and stale claims live in prose

Every Step Leaves an Artifact

  • • Claim: assignee written, then read back
  • • Simplify: a marker commit naming the pass that ran
  • • Merge: a Ledger line, and the assignee cleared

One Round, Three Layers

  • • Code-review, simplify, and the cross-vendor arm run once each, in order
  • • No loop: a blocking finding goes to the owner, never to another round
  • • The Builder fires the arm itself, closing its own loop before handback