aim-verify-task-spec

Validate AIM Task Specs against the latest baseline and classify results.

4|1|Updated Apr 18, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/zccz14/AIM --skill aim-verify-task-spec
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: aim-verify-task-spec
Source: https://github.com/zccz14/AIM/tree/main/.agents/skills/aim-verify-task-spec
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/zccz14/AIM --skill aim-verify-task-spec

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps verify whether an AIM Task Spec remains actionable against the latest baseline by distinguishing waiting assumptions from true spec failures.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Validates the five-section structure (Title, Assumptions, Goal vs Non-Goal, Core Path, Value Alignment) for a Task Spec.
  • Compares the current baseline with Assumptions to determine actionable status and outputs one of: pass, waiting_assumptions, or failed.
  • Useful during baselining iterations, task revalidation, and audits of aging specs.

Quick Start

Provide a Task Spec to validate against the latest baseline and trigger the verification process.

Frequently Asked Questions about aim-verify-task-spec

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I validate task spec assumptions against a new baseline?

To validate task spec assumptions against a new baseline, you compare the current baseline with the spec's assumptions to determine its actionable status, classifying the result as pass, waiting_assumptions, or failed.

What is task spec verification in sprint planning?

Task spec verification in sprint planning is the process of enforcing a five-section structure check and running a live baseline validation to ensure an AIM Task Spec remains actionable before execution.

Why does my task spec fail validation after a baseline update?

A task spec fails validation after a baseline update when the live baseline validation identifies a true spec failure rather than merely waiting_assumptions, indicating the spec is no longer actionable against current conditions.

What sections are required to pass a task spec structure check?

To pass a task spec structure check, the spec must contain five sections: Title, Assumptions, Goal vs Non-Goal, Core Path, and Value Alignment. Missing any section causes the validation to fail.

When do I need to revalidate an aging AIM task spec?

You need to revalidate an aging AIM task spec during post-baseline revalidations or audits when underlying assumptions may shift, ensuring the spec remains actionable against the latest baseline.

Can I distinguish waiting assumptions from true spec failures during validation?

You can distinguish waiting assumptions from true spec failures during validation by applying live baseline comparison logic, which classifies results as waiting_assumptions for pending conditions or failed for actual breaks.