DGS vs LLMs
Verification gates.
Make “review” a first-class step, not a best-effort habit.
Draft vs approved is a real boundary
In professional work, drafts are allowed to be wrong. Approved artifacts must be checkable and fit-for-use.
Gates make risk explicit
Verification gates define what must be true before an output is adopted — review, acceptance criteria, and sign-off.
DGS is designed around gating
DGS emphasizes structured artifacts and verification steps so teams can review the output and decide whether to rely on it.
Practical gate
Require acceptance criteria
Before adoption, ensure the artifact includes scope, assumptions, acceptance criteria, and an explicit approval step.