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Verification before completion

Skill Tsurai7/agentic-playbook/skills/verification-before-completion

Require evidence before claiming work is complete, fixed, or tests pass. Use before commits, PRs, or any "done", "fixed", "works now", "should work", or "tests pass" statement.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add Tsurai7/agentic-playbook --skill verification-before-completion

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SKILL.md

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Verification before completion

No assertions without fresh verification evidence.

Gate

Do not claim completion until you have run the relevant check and seen successful output in this session.

Required evidence

ClaimMinimum evidence
Tests passTest command output showing pass
Build succeedsBuild command exit 0 + output
Bug fixedReproduction steps pass after fix
Lint cleanLinter output on changed files showing zero errors

Process

  1. Identify the command that proves the claim
  2. Run it (fix failures; do not lower the bar)
  3. Read output — confirm success, not absence of errors
  4. Only then state completion

Red flags — stop and verify

  • Using "should", "probably", "seems to"
  • Reporting success before running the command
  • Trusting a prior run after code changed
  • "I'm confident" without command output

Short form

CLAIM: [what you want to assert]
EVIDENCE: [command just run]
OUTPUT: [relevant success lines]
VERDICT: [claim supported only if output matches]

Keep this gate for every "done" statement.

What ships with it

Read from the repository

Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.

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