check-native-feature

You can check native implementation status by searching commit history and code snapshots across sibling iOS and Android repositories to confirm feature existence strictly on the main branch.

Pre-port verification prevents redundant work by rapidly checking if a feature exists in native codebases before you start porting. This provides a low-cost assessment of native support prior to development efforts.

Native feature verification strictly adheres to evidence found only on the main branch for confirmation. It does not confirm implementation status using commit history or code snapshots from other branches.

Yes, you can use code snapshots and commit history to answer user queries about native implementation status. The verification searches these records to provide a rapid, cost-efficient assessment of native support.

You need pre-port verification when planning to port a feature to iOS or Android and wanting to avoid duplicate work. It determines if the feature already exists in the native codebases before you begin development.