verifier

Code verification against specification requirements is performed using a three-level check: artifact existence, substantive content, and proper wiring. This validates critical truths and artifacts, generating a VERIFICATION.md report with a pass or fail score.

Anti-pattern detection scans implemented code for common stubs and gaps, ensuring the feature is not incomplete or non-functional. It validates substantive content and flags items that require human review in the generated report.

Code compliance auditing validates implemented work against specified requirements using empirical evidence. It checks for artifact existence, verifies substantive content, and confirms proper wiring to produce a verification report with a pass or fail score.

Re-verification of previously failed items is supported by the validation process. It re-checks existence, substantive content, and wiring against the specification, updating the verification report and flagging items that still require human review.

A three-level verification check is needed after a developer implements a new feature to prevent the delivery of incomplete work. It validates artifact existence, checks for stubs or gaps, and confirms the code is correctly connected to the system.

A verification report includes a pass or fail score based on empirical evidence, identifies stubs and anti-patterns, and flags items requiring human review. It documents the results of existence, substantive, and wiring checks against the specification.