judge-clean

To validate a skill verification pipeline without over-quarantining clean fixtures, use a benign reference skill that performs deterministic shell commands like echo and ls -la to confirm safe skill discovery.

A clean fixture for smoke testing directory listing and filesystem access is a harmless reference skill that executes deterministic shell commands, such as ls -la, to verify the review pipeline correctly recognizes benign skills.

Run an end-to-end judge fixture test for skill loading by applying a benign reference skill that executes deterministic shell sequences with echo output and minimal filesystem access to verify the pipeline end to end.

No, the skill verification pipeline does not require dependencies for directory inspection, as the clean judge fixture operates with zero dependencies and minimal filesystem access to validate the loading and review steps.

Yes, you can use a benign reference skill to check if the judge safely allows a straightforward directory listing, ensuring the verification pipeline does not incorrectly quarantine a genuinely clean skill.

Use a smoke test fixture for shell command sequence validation when you need a deterministic baseline to confirm that skill discovery, loading, and review steps correctly process simple echo output and directory listings.