gsd:workflow:verify-work

Automate post-completion verification by running stepwise checks against predefined requirements and quality criteria using Bash, Glob, Grep, and Write to validate task completion and generate an auditable report.

Workflow verification validates that a completed task meets predefined quality checks and documentation standards through auditable phases including loading requirements, executing verification, performing quality checks, and generating results.

Yes, you can generate an auditable verification report after finishing a coding task by executing deterministic verification steps that check quality standards and output the results using file writing tools.

No, verify-work requires no external dependencies or specific components to run. It operates standalone using standard command-line utilities like Bash, Glob, Grep, and Write to perform its verification checks.

The best way to ensure completed work meets documentation standards is to run an automated workflow that applies deterministic verification steps to validate requirements and generate an auditable outcome report.

Task verification fails after development completion when the work does not meet predefined quality checks or documentation standards loaded during the verification workflow's initial requirements phase.