Ensures work accuracy by validating completion claims with fresh command-line evidence before final delivery.
Verified Completion Proof is a specialized skill designed to prevent premature declarations of success by requiring empirical evidence before a task is marked as finished. It replaces intuition and assumptions with a systematic workflow that maps every claim—such as a bug fix or a passing test—to a fresh command execution. By enforcing a 'verify-before-claim' philosophy, this skill reduces regression rates, prevents broken pull requests, and ensures that all code changes are validated against the current repository state rather than stale terminal output or memory.
Key Features
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02Anti-pattern detection to eliminate 'probably fixed' or 'should work' claims
03Failure-gate blocking to prevent premature PR or merge language
04Systematic mapping of intentions to verifiable commands
05Deep output analysis including exit codes, failures, and warnings
06Fresh command execution for real-time claim validation
Use Cases
01Validating a bug fix against local test suites before opening a Pull Request
02Confirming hotfix efficacy in the current environment to prevent deployment rollbacks
03Ensuring linting and build scripts pass successfully after a major refactoring
