Verification & Quality Assurance

Automated code quality verification runs checks for correctness, security, and performance, exporting results as JSON for CI/CD integration. It executes via command line to validate codebases against best practices before deployment.

Truth scoring provides real-time reliability metrics scaled 0.0 to 1.0 for code, agents, and tasks. It continuously evaluates codebase quality to quantify confidence levels and track reliability trends over time.

Automatic rollback reverts code changes that fail verification checks to maintain production quality. It requires a Git repository to track changes and automatically restore the previous stable state when checks fail.

Dashboard features require Node.js 18 or higher, and rollback features require a Git repository. The verification system also requires Claude Flow installed to execute truth scoring and automated checks.

Quality metrics track trends, confidence intervals, and improvements over time using live dashboards and watch modes. Real-time monitoring provides ongoing verification visibility to observe reliability shifts across codebases.

Verification results can be exported as JSON files for CI/CD pipelines and automated reporting. Running the check command with a JSON flag captures structured output for downstream pipeline consumption.