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This skill implements a rigorous 'Iron Law' for AI-driven development: evidence before assertions. It prevents premature claims of success by mandating that the AI execute fresh verification commands—such as tests, builds, and linters—and confirm the output before reporting a status or creating a pull request. By eliminating vague language like 'should work' and requiring a red-green verification cycle, it significantly reduces regressions and ensures that every code change is backed by hard data, building a foundation of trust and reliability in the development process.
