skills/work-verify/SKILL.md
Verify phase — user reviews implementation results. Can only transition back to plan.
npx skillsauth add popoffvg/dotfiles work-verifyInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Verify phase. The user reviews implementation results and decides next steps.
You just completed the implement phase. All changes are in the working tree. The user will now review your work against the acceptance criteria.
Present a compact summary:
_notes/plan.mdThe user may:
/work:done/work:done then /work:pr/work:plan to return to planning with the feedbackImportant: From verify, you can ONLY go back to plan. Never to implement directly. The user must go through plan to refine requirements before another implement cycle.
Do NOT suggest transitioning to implement or research from verify.
Append to _notes/worklog.md: - YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM: <action summary>
Eval checklist:
Test inputs:
Can change: summary format, criteria presentation, feedback interpretation rules Cannot change: user controls all decisions, can only transition back to plan, no code changes allowed Min sessions before eval: 5 Runs per experiment: 3
testing
Use when the user asks to create test sets, enumerate scenarios, generate edge cases, or draft a coverage matrix before implementation.
testing
Use when the user asks to review, audit, score, or validate test sets for missed cases before execution or merge.
tools
Test harness plugins in isolation using tmux panes. Runs MCP servers, unit tests, typecheck, and Claude plugin loading. Use when user says "test plugin", "check plugin", "run plugin tests", "validate plugin", or names a specific plugin to test.
development
Guide for designing integration and e2e tests using BDD (Behavior-Driven Development) methodology with Cucumber-style Given/When/Then scenarios. Use when writing or reviewing tests for any service, API, or component. Language-agnostic — covers scenario structure, step notation, assertion principles, async patterns, and common anti-patterns.