verify-implementation

Automate code review for architectural standards by running verification skills that audit project implementation patterns against defined coding rules. This identifies and categorizes violations by severity before code is merged, preventing costly rework.

Pattern compliance verification is the process of auditing source code against established project conventions and architectural standards. It dynamically executes targeted verification skills to detect, categorize by severity, and optionally correct structural deviations.

Yes, you can automatically fix coding standard violations found during an audit by applying suggested corrections. This requires user approval or the use of the `--fix` flag to apply automated corrections for the identified architectural deviations.

When checking multiple verification rules, the tool dynamically determines its execution strategy based on the number of verification skills available. It automatically scales by running the pattern compliance checks either sequentially or in parallel.

Implementation pattern violations are categorized for reporting by severity levels. The verification process assigns each detected deviation from coding rules or architectural standards a severity of CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW.