gpd-regression-check

To check for regressions after updates, re-verify all previously verified physics claims across completed phases. This process detects consistency drift and generates a centralized regression report with severity classifications and remediation guidance.

Regression verification for completed phases is the process of re-checking VERIFICATION.md targets to ensure previously validated physics claims remain consistent. It identifies drift after changes and produces a detailed regression report with severity classifications.

Generate a regression report by running an automated regression check across all completed phases. It re-verifies physics claims, detects drift, and outputs a centralized REGRESSION-REPORT.md file containing regression details, severities, and remediation steps.

Yes, you can use automated regression checks to classify verification failures by severity. The process re-verifies physics claims across completed phases and provides targeted remediation guidance for any detected regressions in the output report.

You need to run a regression check on verification files whenever changes are made that could affect previously verified physics claims. This detects consistency drift across completed phases and generates a report detailing any regressions and their severities.

Automating regression checks is limited to detecting drift in previously verified physics claims documented in VERIFICATION.md files. It requires completed phases to function and cannot verify new claims, focusing solely on identifying regressions and providing remediation guidance.