verify

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Invoke AFTER tdd+ or sdd+ implementation is complete. Wraps superpowers:verification-before-completion with evidence standards, spec drift check, and full-suite test run. This is the ONLY phase where full test suite runs are appropriate.

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<!-- rig-generated --> # verify+ — Evidence-Based Verification Wraps `superpowers:verification-before-completion`. Requires superpowers to be installed. **This skill activates verify+ phase in the enforcement layer.** During this phase: - Full test suite runs are ALLOWED (this is the verification phase) - Zero-defect enforcement is at strict tolerance - Evidence must be shown before claiming done ## Procedure ### Phase A: Preparation 1. Announce phase entry: ``` Now using verify+ skill. Enforcement layer adjusted: - Test scope: full suite runs allowed (this is verification phase) - Zero-defect: strict — every failure must be fixed - Evidence: show command output before claiming done ``` 2. Load the plan from `docs/plans/`. 3. List all acceptance criteria from the plan. ### Phase B: Full Verification (delegate to superpowers:verification-before-completion) 1. Invoke `superpowers:verification-before-completion` with the plan context. 2. Run the FULL test suite: ``` npx vitest run ``` Show the output. Every test must pass. Zero failures. Zero errors. 3. For each acceptance criterion in the plan: - Show evidence that it is met (command output, file contents, test results) - Use positive framing: "Criterion X is met: [evidence]" - Do NOT say "tests pass" — show the actual test output 4. Check for spec drift: - Compare the plan's task list against actual implementation - Were any tasks skipped? Added? Changed? - Docum...

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Author
franklywatson
Repository
franklywatson/claude-rig
Created
5 months ago
Last Updated
3 days ago
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT

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