/ido4dev:pilot-test
End-to-end verification of the governance stack. Runs through the complete governance lifecycle to confirm all tools, BRE validation, audit trail, and analytics work correctly.
What It Does
The pilot test skill exercises every layer of the governance stack:
- Project status — Verifies project configuration and connectivity
- Task lifecycle — Walks a task through the full workflow (create -> start -> review -> approve)
- BRE validation — Confirms validation steps execute correctly on each transition
- Audit trail — Verifies events are recorded for each transition
- Analytics — Confirms cycle time and throughput calculations
- Container management — Creates and validates a container (wave/sprint/cycle)
- Dependency chain — Creates dependent tasks and validates ordering
- Compliance score — Computes score and verifies category breakdown
When to Use
- After initial
init_projectsetup to verify everything works - After upgrading ido4 to a new version
- When onboarding a new team member to demonstrate the governance stack
- As a smoke test before a pilot engagement
Output
PILOT TEST RESULTS
Project Setup .............. PASS Task Creation .............. PASS BRE Validation (start) ..... PASS (7/7 steps) Task Transition (start) .... PASS BRE Validation (review) .... PASS (3/3 steps) Task Transition (review) ... PASS BRE Validation (approve) ... PASS (4/4 steps) Task Transition (approve) .. PASS Audit Trail ................ PASS (3 events recorded) Analytics .................. PASS (cycle time: 0.1 days) Container Management ....... PASS Dependency Validation ...... PASS Compliance Score ........... PASS (100/A)
All 13 checks passed. Governance stack is operational.Cleanup
The pilot test creates real GitHub issues. After verification, it offers to clean up the test artifacts or leave them for further exploration.