checklist-runner

Automate Markdown checklist validation by running a checklist runner that executes items and scores them with PASS, FAIL, or PARTIAL verdicts. It reads the checklist name from your input and outputs a structured final report for verification.

Checklist verification offers autonomous (YOLO) execution for continuous runs without pauses, and interactive verification for step-by-step reviews. Both modes resolve checklists by name and apply standardized scoring across development, QA, and documentation tasks.

Yes, you can use a Markdown checklist for automated QA testing and documentation workflows. The execution engine applies standardized checklist adherence to any agent workflow, ensuring consistent verification across various development tasks.

Run a specific checklist by name in yolo mode by providing the checklist name and the mode flag in your command input. The runner resolves the checklist from predefined paths and executes it autonomously.

The best way to ensure standardized checklist adherence across AI agents is using a generic execution engine that validates work against any Markdown checklist. It resolves items from predefined locations and generates structured verdicts.

Limitations when resolving Markdown checklists from multiple locations include dependency on predefined paths for file resolution. If the checklist name does not match predefined locations, the validation engine cannot execute the scoring process.