repo-claim-verifier

You can verify repository claims by applying targeted code searches and graph relationship checks against the source code. This validation process uses structured verification packets to confirm architectural connections and security flows without re-cloning the repository.

Architecture graph validation uses DFS-based relationship checks to confirm or correct component connections, boundaries, and security flows. It systematically validates architectural relationships within a repository to ensure inferred technical claims match the actual codebase structure.

Security assessment claims can be validated using targeted grep analysis that checks specific assertions against source code evidence. This approach avoids unnecessary file reads by focusing searches directly on the claims requiring verification within the structured packet.

Technical claim validation applies to GitHub repository reviews, security assessments, and architecture documentation. It requires structured verification packets containing the claims to check, and uses controlled web validation for any claims left unresolved by the source code searches.

Automated code verification relies on structured verification packets and targeted searches, meaning claims outside the provided packet or unresolved by source code require controlled web validation. It cannot verify claims lacking sufficient code evidence or architectural graph relationships.