verification-before-completion

Prevent premature completion claims by enforcing verification checkpoints that require running a verification command and inspecting full outputs before declaring a task complete.

Evidence-backed verification is a process check that requires running verification commands, reviewing full outputs, and only asserting task completion when the evidence confirms success.

Enforce verification checkpoints by running the verification command to generate fresh results, reviewing the full output for accuracy, and only declaring completion when evidence confirms success.

Yes, this process check applies to software tasks, code reviews, builds, and pull requests where verifiable criteria and verification checkpoints are needed to ensure quality.

You need verifiable evidence before declaring task success to reduce misstatements, prevent rework, and help teams maintain trust by ensuring evidence-backed claims.

Manual quality assurance gatekeeping lacks enforced verification, allowing premature completion claims without inspecting full command outputs, which increases misstatements and rework.