disciplined-verification

Verify implementation against design by running structured unit and integration tests, building traceability matrices that map tests to design elements, and enforcing defect loop-back protocols to align code with requirements.

A traceability matrix maps integration tests directly to design elements to ensure coverage. You need it during disciplined development workflows to track verification status and guide audits using defined artifacts.

Set up a defect loop-back protocol by routing unit testing failures back to originating design or requirements phases. This structured process aligns code corrections with specifications before producing a final Verification Report.

Yes, the verification workflow orchestrates specialist skills including UBS scanning, requirements traceability, code review, security audit, performance checks, and testing across all unit and integration verification phases.

Generate a Verification Report by executing unit tests, performing integration checks, and updating verification artifacts. The report includes traceability matrices, coverage metrics, and evidence of defect closures.

Yes, you can execute unit tests with cargo test as part of the verification process. Run UBS scans, implement tests with the testing skill, and perform integration checks while updating verification artifacts.