runtime-verification

You can validate CLI behavior by setting the runtime surface to cli and selecting a representative target command for the changed code. This executes targeted verification and returns a structured PASS or FAIL verdict with reproducible evidence.

Runtime verification is the process of validating that code changes behave correctly across impacted runtime surfaces like public APIs and background jobs, preventing false confidence from CI checks alone by producing evidence-based deployment validation reports.

Run API smoke tests by selecting the api verification mode to execute public API calls against changed surfaces. The process performs environment prechecks and returns a PASS, PASS WITH FOLLOW-UP, FAIL, or BLOCKED verdict with documented closure records.

Yes, you can verify browser-visible user flows and background job triggers by selecting the browser or manual verification modes. The protocol-aligned execution selects traceable targets from changed surfaces and validates them with structured evidence reporting.

Yes, runtime verification supports incident prevention in automated CI pipelines by executing deployment-sensitive path checks across automated modes. It generates a structured operational closure handoff that includes blocked prerequisites and risky-action states.

CI checks passing while deployments fail indicates a need for runtime verification to validate affected runtime surfaces. This process performs environment prechecks and executes evidence-driven verification to catch behavioral issues CI misses.