verification-quality

Automatic rollback reverts failed changes to the last known good state using git-backed recovery when verification scores fall below configured thresholds. It selectively reverts unsafe edits in files or directories before merging.

Truth scoring tracks reliability on a 0.0 to 1.0 scale for code, agents, and tasks. It validates correctness, security, performance, and documentation to prevent low-confidence changes from persisting in development workflows.

Run verification on your current project to review the reliability score and automatically roll back unsafe edits. The skill applies threshold-based checks to files and directories to catch failing changes early.

Verification reports export as JSON, CSV, and HTML formats. You can generate these alongside live dashboard views for monitoring development workflows and CI/CD pipeline status.

Watch mode continuously monitors files, directories, and tasks to verify code quality and agent outputs. It applies threshold-based checks and triggers git-backed automatic recovery whenever verification fails.

Prevent low-confidence outputs by applying threshold-based verification checks to tasks and agents. The skill scores reliability from 0.0 to 1.0 and rolls back changes failing the configured threshold.