task-review

Structured reflection for task completion verification is a workflow that recalls original intent, audits current state, and realigns focus to prevent drift. It ensures progress is auditable and outcomes are clearly verifiable across multi-agent projects before final handoff.

To perform a QA audit before merging, run a task-review pass on the deliverable to verify intent, audit progress against success criteria, and generate a clear completion report confirming all acceptance criteria are satisfied and documented.

Yes, task-review is designed for peer reviews and cross-agent handoffs. It facilitates structured reviews before merges by checking explicit intent, verifying alignment, and ensuring all verifiable criteria are met before reporting a task as done.

You need a completion verification check when reporting done on multi-agent tasks, performing QA audits of deliverables, or preparing feature branches for merge. It confirms that all success criteria are met and the final result is usable.

Yes, task-review operates without external dependencies to perform quality assurance. It uses a structured reflection workflow internally to recall intent, audit state, refocus, and formally verify completion criteria.