bazinga-validator

Independent verification validates BAZINGA completion claims by querying success criteria from the database, optionally running tests with configurable timeouts, parsing results and evidence, and returning a final ACCEPT or REJECT verdict with detailed reasoning.

A quality gate intercepts completion signals, independently verifies success criteria across tests, coverage, and evidence before accepting orchestration completion, preventing premature acceptance and ensuring evidence-backed results.

Structured verification fetches criteria from a database, conditionally executes test suites with timeout controls, parses test results and supporting evidence, then returns a detailed verdict that records whether completion meets all success criteria.

Yes, the verification process supports configurable timeouts when executing test suites during validation, allowing you to control how long verification waits before failing a test execution.

If success criteria are absent from the database, the verification step queries the criteria first; if criteria don't exist, the verdict reflects that missing evidence prevents acceptance, maintaining a strict gate.

After test execution and result parsing, evidence and the final ACCEPT or REJECT verdict are recorded in the database, creating an audit trail of how completion was verified and what criteria were applied.