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To verify infrastructure wiring, you trace execution paths from user intent to code execution, check hook registrations, validate database connections, and run end-to-end testing to detect orphaned implementations and dead code.

Checking custom hook registration involves verifying that implemented hooks are actively registered in system settings and tracing their execution paths to confirm they are invoked during code integration.

The best way to trace execution paths is following the flow from user intent to code execution to confirm integration, which simultaneously identifies orphaned implementations by finding functions that are defined but never called.

Validating database connections requires ensuring your infrastructure components use the correct backend services by performing end-to-end testing that confirms the feature invoking the infrastructure works as expected.

End-to-end testing works for preventing wasted effort by confirming that newly built infrastructure components are correctly integrated into the system, actively used, and properly wired to backend services.

Infrastructure code can pass tests but remain unused if custom hooks are implemented but not registered in system settings, creating dead code that execution path tracing and orphaned implementation detection can identify.