ecc-verification-loop

Automated verification in Claude Code works by running a sequence of quality gates—build, type check, lint, test suite, security scan, and diff review—to ensure code changes pass all checks before integration.

Running an automated verification loop ensures all quality assurance checks, including security scans and diff reviews, pass automatically before you create a pull request, reducing manual review effort.

Yes, you need npm and tsc installed, along with pyright, ruff, grep, and git, as the verification process requires these specific tools to execute its build, type check, lint, and diff review checks.

Yes, the automated verification loop works well with PostToolUse hooks, allowing you to run quality checks immediately after tool usage to detect issues during continuous code development workflows.

The diff review process works by using git to inspect code changes and automatically evaluating them as part of a broader verification loop that includes build, lint, test suite, and security scan checks.

Your verification loop may fail during the security scan if required tools like grep or git are missing, or if the code introduces vulnerabilities that the automated quality gate is designed to detect and block.