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Practical working label — agree its meaning within your project
A Feature Signal is a concise, observable cue—such as a status label, a dashboard metric, or a team comment—signifying that a predefined condition for a feature has been satisfied. It triggers the transition to the subsequent workflow step.
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When to use feature signal
Apply when you need a clear, low‑overhead trigger for hand‑offs.
A practical example of feature signal
Suppose developers set a “Code Complete” label in the repository once all pull requests are merged, signaling the start of QA.
How it applies to Ideoreto
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Key takeaways
- Check that the signal is visible to all relevant stakeholders.
- Ensure the signal corresponds to an agreed‑upon readiness condition.
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