task-verification

Verifying task requirements align with code involves comparing the requirements stored in the todos CLI task's content field against the actual implementation to detect gaps. The process outputs a standardized report detailing matches and discrepancies.

A gate check for QA task completion is a verification phase confirming that a task's content-defined requirements are fully aligned with the actual code implementation before the task is marked done.

Checking todos CLI tasks for specification gaps requires running a verification flow that identifies requirements from the content field, locates corresponding code, and generates a report showing matches and missing implementations.

Task verification works without external dependencies, relying solely on the todos CLI task content and the corresponding implementation code to structure the verification flow and detect requirement gaps.

The best way to generate a code review report for task requirements is to structure the verification flow, identify requirements, locate corresponding code, and output a standardized report detailing matches and gaps.

Automated requirement verification should not be used when a task's content field lacks defined requirements, as the tool relies on comparing explicitly stated requirements against the corresponding code implementation to function.