verification-before-completion

To verify work completion before claiming it is fixed, you must manually execute verification commands and confirm the output. This standardized process ensures your completion claims are backed by evidence.

An evidence-based verification workflow requires running manual verification commands and checking their output before making claims of completion, fixing, or passing. It promotes accountability by standardizing assertions.

To standardize the verification process before a commit or pull request, run the required verification commands and confirm the output. This ensures you only make success claims after checking the evidence.

No, work completion verification does not run tests automatically. It requires manual execution of verification commands and manual confirmation of the output to validate your success claims.

You need evidence-based verification for completion claims to promote honesty and accountability. It reduces false claims of fixing or passing by requiring you to confirm command output before asserting success.