sdd-verify

To verify code implementation against design specifications, you run static analysis and execute tests to validate that completed code changes align with project specs, design decisions, and task requirements, generating a detailed compliance report for review.

Spec compliance testing in software development workflows is a quality gate process that validates code through static analysis, test execution, and behavioral validation to ensure implemented changes adhere to required specifications and design standards.

You validate that design decisions were followed by executing test runs and checking build and type checks, ensuring that actual test results meet the behavioral scenarios defined in the specifications and generating a verification report for review.

Yes, you can use design verification to check test coverage and build status for completed changes. The process executes tests, runs build and type checks, and validates coverage to ensure spec scenarios are met through actual test run results.

The best way to generate a compliance report for spec validation is to execute a verification skill on a completed feature branch, which runs static analysis, executes tests, and outputs a detailed report covering spec compliance, design verification, and behavioral validation results.