smaqit.task-complete

Task completion verification checks all defined acceptance criteria before updating task status to completed. This prevents premature closure by enforcing validation rules against the central planning file, ensuring every requirement is satisfied beforehand.

Assisted mode requires explicit user invocation to mark tasks as complete after review, while Autonomous mode permits AI self-completion once acceptance criteria are verified. Both modes enforce process gates to maintain correct task status transitions.

Updating task status transitions in a central planning file involves moving tasks between Active, Completed, or Abandoned sections. The workflow automation verifies acceptance criteria first, then automatically modifies the file to reflect the final status.

Yes, workflow automation prevents premature task closure by strictly enforcing acceptance criteria verification. It blocks status updates to completed unless all requirements are met, making it suitable for structured project workflow management.

You should avoid automated task completion verification when your workflow lacks defined acceptance criteria or a central planning file. Without structured requirements to validate against, the mode enforcement and status management features cannot function properly.