17th-task-validator

To validate staged changes against a task plan, compare the Git index to your TASK.md requirements to ensure conformity before commits. This pre-commit check inspects staged diffs and outputs a structured validation report surfacing any gaps or misalignments.

Staged-change validation for pre-commit checks is the process of comparing your Git index against task requirements to prevent misalignment. It inspects staged diffs, verifies compliance with a task file, and generates a structured validation report before code reviews or commits.

Yes, you can use a custom task file instead of TASK.md for validating staged git changes. You simply provide the specific path to your task file, and the validator will compare the Git staged changes against those custom requirements during the pre-commit check.

You need to verify staged diffs against task requirements during pre-commit checks, PR preparation, and progress reviews. This ensures your staged changes align with the TASK.md file, preventing misalignment and surfacing compliance gaps before finalizing a commit or review.

The best way to check staged changes for task compliance before a PR is to inspect the Git index and compare staged diffs against TASK.md. This validation process outputs a structured report detailing any gaps, ensuring your staged changes meet all task requirements.