verify-group

Audit and repair group implementations across seven codebase categories.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/hemant0510/rwa --skill verify-group
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Skill: verify-group
Source: https://github.com/hemant0510/rwa/tree/main/.claude/Skills/verify-group
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/hemant0510/rwa --skill verify-group

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Audit and repair an existing group/phase implementation. Runs 7-category audit (files, endpoints, navigation, UI spec, states, integration, tests) against current codebase and fixes every gap found. Use when re-checking a previously implemented group or resuming after a prior session.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Full 7-category audit (A–G) against the existing codebase, fixing every gap found.
  • Guidance for resuming audits and re-checking completed groups.

Quick Start

Run /verify-group <N> <plan-file> to start an audit and repair session.

Frequently Asked Questions about verify-group

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I audit and repair a group implementation in my codebase?

You can audit and repair a group implementation by running a seven-category audit covering files, endpoints, navigation, UI spec, states, integration, and tests against your codebase to identify and fix every gap found.

What does a codebase group audit check for when resuming a prior session?

When resuming a prior session, a codebase group audit checks for gaps across seven categories: files, endpoints, navigation, UI spec, states, integration, and tests, re-checking the implemented group and fixing any missing elements found.

How do I start an audit and repair session for a specific group?

To start an audit and repair session for a specific group, run the verify-group command with the group number and plan file as arguments, initiating the full seven-category audit against your existing codebase.

When should I re-check a completed group in my codebase?

You should re-check a completed group when you need to resume work after a prior session or verify that an existing group implementation still passes a full seven-category audit without any gaps.

What is the best way to fix gaps found during a group implementation audit?

The best way to fix gaps found during a group implementation audit is to execute a comprehensive seven-category audit covering files, endpoints, navigation, UI spec, states, integration, and tests, repairing every gap found.