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Gate Reference

Complete reference for all gate types, their behavior, and resolution.

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Shell alias gates

Resolution cascade: heuristic (project markers) → config (gump.toml) → inline (bash: gate).

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compile

MarkerCommand
go.modgo build ./...
package.jsonnpm run build
Cargo.tomlcargo build
Behavior: required. Fails with an error if no command can be resolved.

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test

MarkerCommand
go.modgo test ./...
package.jsonnpm test
Cargo.tomlcargo test
Behavior: required.

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lint

MarkerCommand
go.modgolangci-lint run
package.jsonnpm run lint
Cargo.tomlcargo clippy
Behavior: optional. Skipped with warning if tool not available.

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coverage: N

Runs tests with coverage and checks against threshold N. Behavior: optional. Skipped if tooling not available.

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Structural gates

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schema

Validates split output: JSON array, each item has name (string) and description (string), files optional array of strings.

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touched: “glob”

At least one file matching the glob was modified. Glob matches on basename. Uses Go’s filepath.Match.

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untouched: “glob”

No file matching the glob was modified. The inverse of touched.

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tests_found

The test runner finds and recognizes tests. Different from test — doesn’t care if tests pass, only that they exist.

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Custom gates

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bash: “command”

Exit 0 = pass. Stderr captured as error context.

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Workflow validator gates

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validate: path/to/workflow

Invokes a workflow with type: validate. The workflow executes its own GET → RUN → GATE cycle and returns a bool. Inputs are provided inline: 
gate:
  - validate: validators/arch-review
      diff: "{diff}"
      spec: "{spec}"
      agent: claude-opus
Comments from the validator are accessible via {gate.review.comments} on retry.

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Gate execution

All gates execute even if one fails (no short-circuit). The complete error context is available to the agent on retry.