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verify-request

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Triage a request before any code is written — ground its intent, plane, risk class and approval needs, and return ready / needs_clarify / blocked. The intake stage (H1).

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    Before v1.6.0 the pipeline ran straight from a request into analysis.

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verify-request

The intake node of the DAG (planning-light profile) — the first stage, and the only one positioned to ask whether the request itself is sound.

Before v1.6.0 the pipeline ran straight from a request into analysis. A misread or under-specified request therefore produced a clean, well-reviewed, fully tested implementation of the wrong thing, and every later stage judged it against the same misreading, so nothing caught it. This stage exists for that failure and no other.

Feeds gate.analysis via gate_rules.intake_verdict_not_ready: pause in contracts/workflow.yaml — a verdict other than ready pauses rather than halts, because the fix is usually three answers from a human, not a rollback.

Runs on a deliberately cheap profile: intake fires on every request, and taxing the whole pipeline with the top planning model for a triage decision a small model answers well is the wrong trade.

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