anti-hallucination-gates

Prevent premature completion by applying evidence-backed gating during build verification, requiring concrete artifacts that prove every criterion is met before declaring success.

An artifact-evidence contract is a default-FAIL mechanism for verification gates requiring concrete corroborating artifacts for each criterion, enforcing traceable and safety-conscious evaluation across builds and tests.

To require proof before declaring a feature complete, collect concrete artifacts that corroborate each progress criterion, expressing uncertainty if any required evidence is missing.

Yes, evidence-backed gating applies across craft handoffs to ensure traceability by enforcing that every handoff criterion has corroborating artifacts before the transfer is considered complete.

If artifacts are missing during verification, the system enforces a default-FAIL contract, requiring you to express uncertainty rather than allowing claims of being fixed, passing, or complete.