verification-before-completion

To verify task completion with evidence, identify the specific verification command, run it fully to capture fresh output and exit codes, and review all results to confirm success before claiming the work is complete.

Preventing premature completion claims requires enforcing a verification gate that documents exact commands and captures fresh output, ensuring completion status is only stated after verification evidence confirms success.

A verification gate in quality assurance is a mandatory step that requires running full verification commands and reviewing fresh output to prove completion status with documented evidence before proceeding.

Yes, you can use verification commands to document quality assurance evidence by executing them fully, capturing fresh output and exit codes, and reviewing the results to justify your completion claims.

When completion claims lack verification output, you must identify the appropriate verification command, execute it to capture fresh output and exit codes, and review the results before making any completion claims.