verification-before-completion

Pre-commit verification ensures task completion claims are backed by evidence by requiring verification commands to execute and validate outputs before any commits or PRs are made. This prevents prematurely claiming work is finished without proper checks.

Pre-commit verification is a process that executes verification commands to check the success of a task and validate outputs. It promotes honesty and accuracy in project reporting by ensuring claims are only made after verification steps pass.

Run the 'verify-completion' command before committing or creating a PR to ensure all verification steps are passed. This confirms that outputs are validated and allows you to make claims of completion only after verifying the results.

Yes, pre-commit verification is applicable to any workflow requiring evidence before assertions, including documentation and project management. It facilitates executing verification commands to validate outputs before making claims, regardless of the specific task domain.

Prematurely claiming work completion happens when outputs are not properly checked before reporting. You prevent it by running a pre-commit verification process that requires the execution of verification commands to validate task success before making any claims.