5-phase-workflow 1.1.1 → 1.2.0

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  ---
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  name: 5:verify-implementation
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- description: Verifies completed feature implementation by delegating checks to verification-agent. Runs in forked context to minimize main context usage.
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- allowed-tools: Read, Glob, Write, AskUserQuestion, Bash, Task, mcp__jetbrains__*
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+ description: Verifies a feature implementation is complete and working with multi-layer checks. Phase 4 of the 5-phase workflow.
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+ allowed-tools: Read, Glob, Grep, Bash, Write, Task, AskUserQuestion
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  context: fork
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  user-invocable: true
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  ---
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  # Verify Implementation (Phase 4)
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- ## Overview
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+ Verify that an implementation is complete, correct, and meets feature requirements through multi-layer verification.
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- This skill provides comprehensive verification of a completed feature implementation. It is typically invoked:
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- 1. Automatically by `/implement-feature` at the end of Wave 7
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- 2. Manually by the developer to verify a feature
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- 3. After fixing issues to re-verify
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+ ## Scope
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- **Architecture:** `Command -> Agent -> Tools`
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- - This command runs in forked context to minimize main context usage
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- - Delegates verification work to the verification-agent (also forked context)
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- - Handles reporting, state updates, and user interaction within the forked context
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+ **This command verifies the implementation across three layers:**
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+ 1. Infrastructure files exist, build passes, tests pass
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+ 2. Feature completeness code satisfies acceptance criteria and requirements from the feature spec
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+ 3. Quality new files have corresponding tests
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- ## Verification Process
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+ If verification finds gaps, it generates a fix plan and offers to apply fixes automatically.
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- ### Step 1: Load Implementation Plan
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+ ## Process
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- Read the implementation plan from `.5/{feature-name}/plan/` where `{feature-name}` is the argument provided by the user.
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+ ### Step 1: Load All Artifacts
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- **Error Handling:** If the plan directory is missing:
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- - Return fail status immediately
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- - Display clear error message: "Error: Implementation plan not found at `.5/{feature-name}/plan/`. Please run /5:plan-implementation first."
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- - Do not proceed to Step 2
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+ Read all workflow artifacts for the feature:
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- **Load metadata:**
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- - Read `.5/{feature-name}/plan/meta.md`
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- - Parse YAML frontmatter for basic plan info
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+ **Required:**
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+ - `.5/{feature-name}/plan.md` — implementation plan (Phase 2)
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+ - `.5/{feature-name}/state.json` implementation state (Phase 3)
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- **Load verification config:**
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- - Read `.5/{feature-name}/plan/verification.md`
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- - Extract:
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- - `build_command`
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- - `test_command`
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- - Expected New Files list
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- - Expected Modified Files list
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- - Build Targets list
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- - Test Modules list
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+ **Optional:**
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+ - `.5/{feature-name}/feature.md` — feature spec (Phase 1)
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- **Load component checklist (aggregate from all step files):**
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- - For each step (1 to total_steps from meta.md):
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- - Read `.5/{feature-name}/plan/step-{N}.md`
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- - Extract "Expected Outputs" section (files created/modified)
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- - Build comprehensive expected files list to pass to verification-agent
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+ **If `plan.md` or `state.json` is missing:** hard stop.
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+ ```
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+ Cannot verify — missing required artifacts.
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+
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+ Missing: {plan.md | state.json | both}
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+
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+ Run these first:
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+ - /5:plan-implementation {feature-name} (creates plan.md)
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+ - /5:implement-feature {feature-name} (creates state.json)
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+ ```
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+
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+ **If `feature.md` is missing:** warn and continue. Feature completeness verification (Layer 2) will be skipped.
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+ ```
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+ Note: feature.md not found — skipping feature completeness checks.
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+ This is normal for quick-implement workflows. Infrastructure and quality checks will still run.
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+ ```
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+
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+ Extract from artifacts:
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+ - Components table from `plan.md` (step, component, action, file, description, complexity)
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+ - Build and test commands from `plan.md`
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+ - Completed/failed components from `state.json`
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+ - Acceptance criteria and functional requirements from `feature.md` (if present)
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+ ### Step 2: Infrastructure Verification (Layer 1)
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- ### Step 2: Spawn verification-agent
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+ #### 2a. Check Files Exist
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- Read `.claude/agents/verification-agent.md` for agent instructions, then spawn via Task tool:
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+ For each component in the plan:
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+ - Use Glob to verify the file exists
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+ - Record: EXISTS / MISSING
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+
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+ #### 2b. Run Build
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+ Execute the build command from the plan (or auto-detect from `.claude/.5/config.json`):
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+ ```bash
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+ {build-command}
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+ ```
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+ Record: SUCCESS / FAILED with errors.
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+ **If build fails, stop here.** Broken code cannot be meaningfully verified for completeness. Set overall status to FAILED and skip to Step 6.
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+ #### 2c. Run Tests
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+ Execute the test command from the plan (or auto-detect):
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+ ```bash
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+ {test-command}
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+ ```
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+ Record: SUCCESS / FAILED with details (which tests failed, error messages).
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+ ### Step 3: Feature Completeness Verification (Layer 2)
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+ **Skip this step entirely if `feature.md` was not found in Step 1.**
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+ Spawn a sonnet agent to cross-reference the implementation against the feature spec:
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  ```
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  Task tool call:
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  subagent_type: general-purpose
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- description: "Verify {feature-name}"
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+ model: sonnet
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+ description: "Verify feature completeness for {feature-name}"
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  prompt: |
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- {Contents of verification-agent.md}
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- ---
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- ## Your Task
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- Feature Name: {feature-name}
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- Implementation Plan Path: .5/{feature-name}/plan/
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- Expected Files:
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- - {path/to/file1.ext}
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- - {path/to/file2.ext}
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- (aggregated from all step files in Step 1)
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- Affected Modules:
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- - {module-path-1}
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- - {module-path-2}
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- (from verification.md)
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- Test Modules:
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- - {module-path-for-tests}
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- (from verification.md)
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- Build Command: {from verification.md}
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- Test Command: {from verification.md}
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+ You are verifying that an implementation satisfies its feature specification.
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+ ## Feature Specification
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+ {full text of feature.md}
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+ ## Implementation Plan
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+ {full text of plan.md}
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+ ## Instructions
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+ 1. **Read each implemented file** listed in the components table below:
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+ {components table from plan.md}
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+ 2. **Check acceptance criteria** from the feature spec.
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+ For each acceptance criterion, determine:
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+ - SATISFIED — code clearly implements this criterion (cite file:line as evidence)
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+ - NOT SATISFIED — no code found that implements this criterion
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+ 3. **Check functional requirements** from the feature spec.
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+ For each requirement, determine:
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+ - IMPLEMENTED code implements this requirement (cite file:line)
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+ - NOT IMPLEMENTED — no code found for this requirement
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+ 4. **Check component completeness** from the plan.
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+ For each component in the table, read the file and determine:
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+ - COMPLETE — file exists and implements what the description says
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+ - PARTIAL — file exists but is missing described functionality
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+ - MISSING — file does not exist
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+ ## Output Format
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+ Return EXACTLY this structure:
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+ ACCEPTANCE_CRITERIA:
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+ - criterion: "{text of criterion}"
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+ status: SATISFIED | NOT SATISFIED
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+ evidence: "{file:line}" or "none"
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+ notes: "{brief explanation}"
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+
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+ REQUIREMENTS:
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+ - requirement: "{text of requirement}"
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+ status: IMPLEMENTED | NOT IMPLEMENTED
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+ evidence: "{file:line}" or "none"
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+ notes: "{brief explanation}"
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+
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+ COMPONENTS:
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+ - component: "{component name}"
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+ file: "{file path}"
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+ status: COMPLETE | PARTIAL | MISSING
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+ notes: "{what's missing if partial}"
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+
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+ SUMMARY:
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+ - criteria_satisfied: {N}/{M}
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+ - requirements_implemented: {N}/{M}
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+ - components_complete: {N}/{M}
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+ ## Rules
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+ - Read every file referenced in the components table
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+ - Be precise with evidence — cite actual file paths and line numbers
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+ - PARTIAL means the file exists but is missing specific functionality described in the plan
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+ - Do NOT interact with the user
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+ - Do NOT modify any files
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  ```
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- ### Step 3: Process Agent Results
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+ Parse the agent's structured output into:
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+ - Acceptance criteria results (satisfied/not satisfied counts)
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+ - Requirements results (implemented/not implemented counts)
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+ - Component completeness results (complete/partial/missing counts)
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- Receive the structured results from verification-agent:
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- - Overall status (passed/passed-with-warnings/failed)
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- - Implementation completeness results (tasks, method signatures, test coverage, acceptance criteria)
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- - File existence results
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- - Problem detection results (errors vs warnings)
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- - Compilation results
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- - Test results
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- - Generated verification report (Markdown)
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+ ### Step 4: Quality Checks (Layer 3)
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- ### Step 4: Save Verification Report
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+ For each component with action `create` in the plan:
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+ - Determine the expected test file path using common patterns:
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+ - `src/foo/Bar.ts` → look for `src/foo/Bar.test.ts`, `src/foo/Bar.spec.ts`, `test/foo/Bar.test.ts`, `tests/foo/Bar.test.ts`
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+ - `src/foo/bar.py` → look for `tests/foo/test_bar.py`, `tests/test_bar.py`, `src/foo/test_bar.py`
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+ - Adapt pattern based on project conventions
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+ - Use Glob to check if a test file exists
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+ - Record: HAS TEST / NO TEST
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- Write the verification report from the agent to:
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- `.5/{feature-name}/verification.md`
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+ This is a lightweight check it only verifies test files exist for new code, not test quality.
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- ### Step 5: Update State File
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+ ### Step 5: Determine Status
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- Update `.5/{feature-name}/state.json` with verification results:
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+ Evaluate all three layers:
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- ```json
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- {
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- "verificationResults": {
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- "status": "passed | passed-with-warnings | failed",
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- "timestamp": "{ISO timestamp}",
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- "implementationCompleteness": {
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- "tasksTotal": N,
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- "tasksCompleted": N,
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- "tasksPartial": N,
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- "tasksMissing": N
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- },
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- "filesChecked": N,
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- "filesExist": N,
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- "compilationStatus": "success | failed",
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- "testStatus": "passed | failed",
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- "testsTotal": N,
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- "testsPassed": N,
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- "testsFailed": N,
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- "errorsFound": N,
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- "warningsFound": N,
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- "reportPath": ".5/{feature-name}/verification.md"
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- }
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- }
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- ```
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+ **PASSED** — all conditions met:
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+ - All files exist
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+ - Build succeeds
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+ - Tests pass
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+ - All acceptance criteria satisfied (or Layer 2 skipped)
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+ - All requirements implemented (or Layer 2 skipped)
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+ - All components complete
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+ **PARTIAL** — infrastructure OK but gaps exist:
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+ - All files exist AND build succeeds AND tests pass
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+ - BUT: some acceptance criteria not satisfied, OR some requirements not implemented, OR some components partial, OR some new files lack tests
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+ **FAILED** — infrastructure problems:
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+ - Any files missing, OR build fails, OR tests fail
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+ ### Step 6: Generate Verification Report
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+ Write `.5/{feature-name}/verification.md` using the template structure from `.claude/templates/workflow/VERIFICATION-REPORT.md`.
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+ The report covers:
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+ - **Header:** ticket, feature, status, timestamp
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+ - **Layer 1 — Infrastructure:** file existence checklist, build result, test result
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+ - **Layer 2 — Feature Completeness:** acceptance criteria status, requirements status, component completeness (or "Skipped — no feature.md" if not available)
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+ - **Layer 3 — Quality:** test coverage for new files
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+ - **Summary table:** layer-by-layer pass/fail overview
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+ ### Step 7: Update State
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+ Update `.5/{feature-name}/state.json`:
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  ```json
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- "status": "completed",
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- "completedAt": "{ISO timestamp}"
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+ "verificationStatus": "passed | partial | failed",
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+ "verifiedAt": "{ISO-timestamp}",
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+ "verificationLayers": {
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+ "infrastructure": "passed | failed",
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+ "featureCompleteness": "passed | partial | skipped",
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+ "quality": "passed | partial"
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+ }
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  ```
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+ ### Step 8: Handle Results
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  ```
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+ Verification passed!
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- - Implementation: {N}/{N} tasks completed
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- - Files: {N}/{N} exist
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+ Layer 1 (Infrastructure): All files exist, build OK, tests OK
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+ Layer 2 (Feature Completeness): {N}/{N} criteria satisfied, {N}/{N} requirements implemented
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+ Layer 3 (Quality): {N}/{N} new files have tests
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+ Report: .5/{feature-name}/verification.md
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- 2. Run `/clear` to reset context
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+ Would you like to commit these changes?
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  ```
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- ```
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- Verification PASSED with warnings
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+ Use AskUserQuestion with options:
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+ 2. "No - I'll commit later"
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- - Files: {N}/{N} exist
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+ If yes: stage and commit with message format `{TICKET-ID} {description}`.
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  ```
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+ Verification {status}.
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+ ### Step 9: Generate Fix Plan (PARTIAL or FAILED only)
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- ```
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+ Write `.5/{feature-name}/fix-plan.md` using the template structure from `.claude/templates/workflow/FIX-PLAN.md`.
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+ description: "Fix: {short description}"
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+ Fix: {description of what to do}
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+ 4. Report what you did
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- 3. **Process agent results** - extract status, report, and structured data
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- 4. **Save verification report** to state directory
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- 5. **Update state file** with verification results
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- 7. **Prompt for commit** (if PASSED or PASSED WITH WARNINGS) - Recommended before CodeRabbit review
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- 2. **Comprehensive** - Agent checks everything (files, problems, compilation, tests)
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