What problem does it solve? It prevents unverified completion claims by requiring that every project change—whether made by a human or an AI agent—is checked against the approved work contract, the actual diff, executable test results, and post-merge repository state before being accepted. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Claim and Intent Verification: Links material claims and approved acceptance criteria to actual diffs, exact HEAD execution results, and post-merge readbacks using a structured evidence record and JSON schemas. - Multi-Lens Review Modes: Covers contract checks, static and runtime validation, accessibility review, performance profiling, CI cost optimization, reference freshness, and regression testing. - Fail-Closed Decisions: Produces ACCEPT, REVISE, REJECT, or UNVERIFIED verdicts and never promotes file existence, test definitions, or producer self-reports into pass evidence. - Use Case: Before merging a pull request, run the claim-and-intent-verification mode with a review evidence record to confirm each acceptance criterion maps to real implementation paths and executed checks at the exact HEAD commit. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to review the current pull request against its approved work contract and produce a validation verdict with evidence for every acceptance criterion.