Always Works Testing Standard

About

The Always Works Testing Standard is a high-reliability framework designed to eliminate the gap between theoretical correctness and actual functionality. It enforces a strict philosophy where no implementation—be it a UI tweak, an API update, or a complex logic change—is considered complete until it has been verified through actual execution. By integrating a systematic '30-Second Reality Check' and mandatory tool usage for verification, this skill prevents overconfident claims and ensures that users receive functional, production-ready solutions rather than untested guesses.

Key Features

• Context-specific verification requirements for UI, API, and logic
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• Automatic verification using terminal tools and system logs
• Mandatory execution validation for every code change
• The 30-Second Reality Check for honest self-assessment
• Elimination of overconfident and untested 'should work' claims

Use Cases

• Verifying UI component rendering and interactivity via automated checks
• Ensuring API endpoints and database queries return expected results
• Validating complex backend logic changes before finalizing tasks