dos-verify-done-claims

Verifying AI agent done claims requires running deterministic read-only DOS checks against git ancestry and commit diffs to produce evidence-based verdicts. This compares the agent's completion statement with actual repository changes to catch false finishes.

A git commit audit compares an AI agent's commit message with its actual diff to determine whether the claimed change is supported by the code. It flags discrepancies, such as an agent claiming a bug fix while only updating documentation.

To block false done claims, integrate a deterministic verification step into your quality gate that requires DOS confirmation from git ground truth before accepting a done status. This prevents unproven completion claims from passing phase-shipment checks.

Yes, phase verification checks whether a named plan, feature, or phase has truly shipped by examining repository history. It applies read-only DOS verification against git ancestry to provide an evidence-based provenance verdict.

Yes, DOS verification is strictly deterministic and read-only, meaning it examines git ancestry and commit diffs without modifying repository state. It safely provides evidence-based verdicts for commit audits and phase-shipment checks.

Use commit audits whenever an AI agent reports completed work in repositories where accuracy is critical. Audits replace self-reports with ground truth from git diffs, catching unproven claims before they are accepted as done.