shipyard-verification

To require fresh verification evidence before a commit or pull request, you apply a quality gate that runs the full verification command and inspects the output and exit status to confirm the true work state.

Evidence-first reporting is the process of producing verifiable outputs, such as logs and exit codes, to justify status decisions and prevent premature or dishonest completion claims before shipping.

You can block shipping actions by applying a gatekeeping workflow that requires running the full verification command and validating its results before any success claims or commits are allowed.

Running the full verification command is necessary to determine the true state of the work by inspecting actual output and exit status, ensuring completion claims are always backed by fresh verification results.

Yes, you can use this verification workflow to test the current work state and report findings before asserting success, effectively preventing premature or dishonest status updates.

Yes, this quality gate operates without external dependencies, requiring only the execution of the full verification command and inspection of its output and exit status to validate the work state.