gsd-maritime-verify

Dual-agent maritime verification improves ship system safety validation by coordinating a maritime-safety Agent and a maritime-simulator Agent for independent parallel validations, replacing single-agent self-evaluation with reliable, cross-checked safety and simulation reports.

Automate safety and simulation reports for GSD verify-phase workflows by triggering a dual-agent process that runs independent validations of Phase N, outputting standardized safety and simulation reports for subsequent archive or stop decisions.

Integrating planning artifacts into maritime verification decision logic is supported, using those artifacts alongside safety and simulation reports to determine whether to archive the phase, execute remediation, or trigger a redesign.

Parallel startup of both the maritime-safety Agent and the maritime-simulator Agent is required, ensuring each agent independently validates the ship system functions before generating their respective safety and simulation reports.

The best way to validate ship system functions without single-agent self-evaluation is applying a dual-agent maritime verification approach, utilizing independent safety and simulation agents to enhance proof chain completeness and reliability.

A dual-agent approach for maritime safety validation should not be used when independent safety and simulation validations are unnecessary, as the standardized dual-report generation and decision logic require coordinating both agents for a complete proof chain.