What problem does it solve?
This Skill prevents misleading “done” or “verified” claims by forcing you to run concrete verification commands and read the full output before you assert success.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Verification gating for academic/research work: Guards statements like “chapter finished,” “references verified,” or “quality gate passed” until evidence is checked.
- Evidence-driven validation patterns: Defines repeatable checks for file existence, word counts, citation authenticity (e.g., DOI/CrossRef), argument support via evidence maps, and formal formatting/quality gates.
- Red-flag stop rules: Instructs you to stop when you see “should/might/look like” phrasing, premature satisfaction, or any claim made without executed validation steps.
Quick Start
Use the verification skill when you are about to say a chapter is complete or that citations are verified, and ensure you run the relevant verification commands and paste the full outputs before making any success claim.