/akka:conform

Runs the in-scope auditors, prints the definition-of-done manifest, and returns a verdict. For every machine-checkable exit condition, conform runs the condition’s auditor — building, testing, linting, or probing as the check requires — and resolves it to a state. It then prints the same manifest /akka:status shows: every exit condition grouped by Definition-of-Done type, with its provenance, lock status, and resolution state. Prohibition (NEVER) conditions print in a separate NEVER section after the completions — see Prohibitions.

conform is distinct from /akka:converge: converge diffs the codebase against the spec, plan, and tasks and queues unbuilt work, while conform evaluates the exit conditions and reports readiness. It also differs from /akka:status, which prints the same manifest but never runs an auditor. Status leaves machine-checkable conditions open; conform resolves them. Once conform has evaluated, the two agree.

conform returns one of two verdicts.

See Exit condition states for the state model, the reason codes on open, the drift and staleness rule, and how waivers interact with the verdict.

/akka:ship reads the same verdict: in enforced mode it releases only when the verdict is READY_TO_SHIP. An AI assistant obtains the verdict through the akka_ec_conform tool.