verification-before-completion

To verify work completion before committing, run a verification framework that executes safety checks and commands to confirm tests pass and builds succeed. This ensures correctness before any success claim is made.

A verification framework for code review is a structured process that executes verification commands, reads output for success indicators, and prevents success claims until errors are confirmed absent. It promotes honesty in work completion.

Yes, you can use this verification framework for any workflow requiring confirmation of work completion and correctness. It is applicable to any process needing executed checks and read output before claiming success.

To ensure no regressions occurred before claiming code completion, execute verification commands to check output for errors or success indicators. The framework reads output and only allows claims after confirming successful builds and passing tests.

The framework relies on executing verification commands and reading their output for success indicators. It cannot verify correctness for processes lacking executable checks or measurable output, limiting it to workflows with testable command outputs.