jat-complete

Task completion with full verification involves reading agent mail, running tests and lint checks, committing changes, closing the task, releasing file reservations, and emitting a final signal to announce completion.

Running task verification requires a prior review signal to be emitted and access to JAT command tools to perform verification, commit, close, release, and signaling operations within an active task session.

Task lifecycle management automatically closes the current task, releases file reservations so other agents can modify them, announces completion to the workspace, and emits a final completion signal.

Yes, you can auto-kill a session after finishing an in-progress task by running the completion skill with the --kill flag, which completes the verification process and terminates the session.

The best way to ensure code quality automatically is to use a task completion process that verifies tests and lint checks, commits the changes, and handles file reservation releases before signaling completion.

Task completion requires a prior review signal to ensure that code changes have been properly reviewed before the system proceeds with final verification, commits, and task closure in the multi-agent workflow.