verification-before-completion

To enforce verification before a pull request submission, you must systematically run your test suite and confirm zero failures. This approach mandates evidence-based validation, eliminating reliance on assumptions before declaring work finished.

Evidence-based task completion is a verification protocol requiring explicit execution of validation commands. It ensures all claims of success are backed by verifiable execution results rather than partial checks or unverified reports.

Declaring work finished without objective proof causes failures because it relies on assumptions and unverified agent reports. Enforcing a rigorous verification protocol prevents this pitfall by requiring explicit validation command execution.

You can ensure quality assurance with automated task delegation by applying an evidence-based validation protocol. This requires executing specific verification commands to provide objective confirmation of success before any automated task is marked complete.

The best way to prevent unverified task completion is to mandate the execution of specific validation commands. This protocol ensures objective, evidence-based confirmation of success, removing reliance on partial checks before finishing work.