gsd:verify-work

You can verify task completion automatically by executing a single command that triggers an agent to check code, tests, and documentation against project requirements. This ensures code matches requirements, tests pass, and no regressions are present.

The best way to check code and documentation before a project milestone is to run an automated verification process. This validates implementation correctness, ensuring all tasks are complete and meet specified criteria without manual checks.

Automated work verification requires Bash, Glob, Grep, and Write tools to execute its checking scripts. These environment dependencies are necessary for the agent to inspect files, execute tests, and validate implementation correctness.

You can use automated task validation for software engineering projects that require milestone checkpoint approvals. It is specifically designed to validate task completion by checking code, tests, and documentation against defined requirements.

Manual code verification leads to checkpoint approval errors because it relies on human inspection of requirements, tests, and documentation. Automating this process eliminates manual checks, streamlining validation and ensuring accuracy before milestone approval.