verify

Verifying code changes against Pack standards requires evaluating git diffs and work-product context against Pack manifests and principles, producing PASS, FAIL, or CONDITIONAL verdicts with remediation recommendations.

Chain-of-verification analysis for code review is an adversarial scope check evaluating unreviewed downstream consumers, ensuring outputs, contracts, and Pack principles remain consistent across multiple components touched in a pull request.

Performing an isolated architectural review involves spawning a context-isolated sub-agent with a predefined checklist to evaluate the git diff objectively, protecting reviewer objectivity by assessing results rather than process.

Pack capture validation works with work-product acceptance checks by applying multi-modal checks to session context, generating severity-tagged discrepancy tables and concise remediation recommendations for maintainers and reviewers.

Adversarial pre-mortem checks can prevent scope creep in pull requests by validating artifacts against Pack-defined standards and session context, identifying undocumented deviations and downstream consumer impacts before release validation.