verify-done

To validate work items against a Definition of Done checklist, you systematically verify requirements, code quality, architectural alignment, testing coverage, security practices, and documentation completeness. This prevents incomplete work from progressing through your pipeline.

A comprehensive Definition of Done check includes verifying requirements, code standards, architectural alignment, testing coverage, security practices, performance benchmarks, and documentation completeness. It integrates universal quality standards with project-specific adoption criteria.

Yes, you can optionally incorporate story-specific acceptance criteria into Definition of Done validation. This allows for thorough validation by combining universal quality guidelines with the specific requirements of the current work item.

To skip already-verified criteria during code review, you can use incremental verification. This process intelligently identifies and skips passing checks, optimizing the quality assurance validation process by only evaluating unfulfilled requirements.

Yes, Definition of Done validation works with project-specific adoption criteria by using context-aware validation. It intelligently combines universal quality checks with your specific project standards to ensure full compliance before finishing.