verification-gate

A verification gate automatically checks that tests pass, builds succeed, and linting passes before allowing completion. It runs full-quality checks—test suite execution, project build, format validation, security checks, and code review approval—then blocks the 'Done' state until all requirements are met, preventing false positives in MVP workflows.

The gate orchestrates test execution, project builds, linting and format checks, security validation, and code-review outcomes. It generates a JSON report documenting pass/fail status for each check, ensuring legitimate completion before showing preview URLs or triggering deployment events.

Yes. A verification gate runs automatically before MVP deployments, feature additions, and preview generation. The Python-based verifier executes the full test suite, build process, and compliance checks for Rust, Python, or Node projects, returning structured JSON output to block premature completion.

Run the verifier script with your project path and language (rust, python, or node) to execute orchestrated checks: tests, builds, linting, security validation, and approvals. The gate intercepts before completion events—after feature additions and before deployments—integrating verification into existing MVP workflows.

The gate blocks completion and returns a JSON report detailing which checks failed. The 'Done' state, preview URLs, and deployment triggers remain blocked until all requirements pass, ensuring only legitimate completion states reach users.