self-checker

To verify project deliverables and check for missing files after task completion, run a self-checker to validate phase completion, confirm required files exist and are non-empty, and identify any skipped workflow steps.

Phase completion validation in workflow automation is the process of cross-checking a defined list of project phases against completed items to ensure no steps were skipped before finalizing a task.

Automate documentation review for project handoffs by running a self-checker to enforce requirements, validate the presence of SKILL.md elements, and ensure all required files are present and non-empty.

Yes, you can get actionable remediation steps for incomplete tasks; the self-checker analyzes the current project state, outputs identified gaps, and suggests concrete steps to fill those gaps and improve output.

The best way to enforce file existence and integrity checks is to apply an automated self-checker that confirms required files exist, verifies they are not empty, and flags missing content for remediation.

You should not use an automated self-checker for quality assurance if your project lacks defined workflow phases, required file lists, or structural elements like SKILL.md, as it needs these to validate completeness.