skill-backend-verification

Validates backend behavior through direct boundary, failure, state, and contract proof.

Updated Apr 9, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/longdang193/project-OS-starter --skill skill-backend-verification-longdang193
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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: skill-backend-verification
Source: https://github.com/longdang193/project-OS-starter/tree/main/generated_agents/claude/skills/skill-backend-verification
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/longdang193/project-OS-starter --skill skill-backend-verification-longdang193

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Backend changes are often accepted based on frontend output or mocks, leaving boundary behavior, failure handling, durable state, and contract compliance unproven. This Skill enforces direct verification of backend behavior before consumer or frontend integration. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Direct Boundary Testing: Exercises the backend through its nearest real boundary such as HTTP handlers, service APIs, commands, workers, queue messages, or webhook receivers. - Failure and State Proof: Validates success paths, important failures, durable state, side effects, rollback, idempotency, and duplicate delivery behavior. - Contract and Dependency Verification: Runs schema-driven contract checks and real-dependency proof against databases, queues, caches, or external services without behavior-erasing mocks. - Use Case: After modifying a payment webhook endpoint, use this Skill to prove the handler processes valid payloads, rejects unauthorized requests, persists state idempotently on duplicate deliveries, and satisfies the canonical API contract. ## Quick Start Verify the backend behavior of my recent changes to the order processing service, including failure cases, durable state, and contract compliance.

Frequently Asked Questions about skill-backend-verification

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I verify backend behavior without a frontend?▼

Exercise the backend through its nearest real boundary such as an HTTP handler, service API, command, worker input, queue message, or webhook receiver. Prove success and important failure behavior directly rather than relying on frontend or browser output.

How to test backend failure and rollback behavior?▼

Define the important failure claims, then trigger them at the real boundary and assert durable state and side effects. Include rollback, retry, duplicate delivery, idempotency, or partial-failure behavior when those semantics are material to the change.

Can I use mocks for backend verification?▼

Avoid mocks that erase the behavior under test. When database, queue, cache, filesystem, or external service semantics are material, run real-dependency proof so the evidence reflects actual system behavior.

When should schema-driven API contract checks run?▼

Run contract proof when a canonical contract governs the changed behavior, a machine-readable schema exists, and material API behavior changed. Treat schema evidence as supplemental since it does not prove state, authorization, or idempotency.

What are the limitations of frontend-based backend testing?▼

Frontend, browser, client, mock, and MCP output may support evidence but never replace direct backend proof. They cannot establish boundary validation, durable state, rollback semantics, or representative-operation traceability on their own.