verification

Automate T-stage software verification by running tests, measuring coverage, and validating acceptance criteria within CI pipelines. It generates deterministic test runs, enforces configured coverage thresholds, and outputs audit-ready evidence packets for release workflows.

T-stage verification is a formal validation workflow that executes test suites, measures coverage gaps, and validates acceptance criteria before release. It reduces release risk by enforcing deterministic pass/fail criteria and generating concise evidence packets for compliance audits.

Generate audit-ready reports by running the verification workflow to validate acceptance criteria and measure test coverage. The process produces a concise evidence packet stored in the .ai_state/quality.md file, satisfying functional requirements for compliance and audit reviews.

Yes, the verification process applies to software projects across multiple languages by focusing on standard test execution, coverage measurement, and acceptance validation. It provides language-agnostic guardrails and clear pass/fail criteria for CI pipelines and release workflows.

Enforce minimum test coverage by configuring threshold values within the verification workflow. The process measures coverage during T-stage validation, surfaces gaps if thresholds are not met, and applies clear pass/fail guardrails to block non-compliant releases.

Yes, you can validate acceptance criteria automatically during continuous integration by integrating the T-stage verification workflow. It checks project requirements, executes deterministic test runs, and generates an evidence packet to ensure release readiness and compliance.