factory-droid-audit

Verify automated coding mission progress by cross-referencing mission files, running spec-driven grep and test commands, and checking git history to validate that acceptance criteria are truly met.

Drift detection in automated feature completion identifies common failure modes such as missing commits, incomplete migrations, unused imports, and test-only features leaking into production code.

Audit git history for milestone completion claims by cross-checking reported feature completion against mission files, git logs, and validation artifacts to separate verified completion from misreported work.

Yes, you can validate swarm-delivered coding milestones by running specified spec-driven grep, test, and build checks to confirm that milestone acceptance criteria are genuinely fulfilled.

Automated mission reports show incomplete migrations or unused imports due to code drift patterns, where the delivered output diverges from the mission specification and requires an evidence-based audit to catch.

The best way to confirm Factory Droid milestone completion is producing an evidence-based audit that cross-references mission files, runs validation checks, and detects drift patterns instead of relying on self-reported status.