task-completion-auditor

To verify GitHub task completion, audit the issue or pull request URL to derive a deterministic verdict of completed, not_completed, or unknown. The audit reads repository state without mutating data, reporting resolved refs and concise evidence.

The best way to check if a GitHub issue is done is to run an audit that parses the issue ref and derives a deterministic verdict. This confirms whether the task is effectively closed before you proceed with dependent releases.

You can audit multiple GitHub pull request URLs by passing the refs to the completion workflow. It parses each PR URL to determine if the work is finished, returning a deterministic verdict of completed, not_completed, or unknown for each ref.

No, the GitHub completion audit performs non-mutating checks. It reads issue and pull request status to verify task completion without modifying any repository state, ensuring a safe and deterministic verification process.

Yes, you can verify completion across single or multiple GitHub refs. The audit applies to both issue URLs and PR URLs, parsing the provided refs to report resolved references and concise evidence for a deterministic verdict.

A GitHub PR completion audit returns an unknown verdict when the parser cannot definitively determine if the task is completed or not_completed from the repository state, ensuring only deterministic conclusions are reported for issue and pull request refs.