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factory-verify

Verify an open factory PR before human review - re-runs gates, checks the test proves the fix, checks scope and test tampering. Use when reviewing a factory PR, running the PR review routine, or asked to independently check a change.

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# Factory verify

Use this when a PR already exists and you are the check standing between it and a human.
For verification during implementation, the `factory-verifier` subagent is the right tool;
this skill is the PR-level version and can be driven by a GitHub-triggered routine.

## Procedure

1. Read `docs/factory/CONTRACT.md`, then `docs/factory/CHARTER.md` for the tier,
   load-bearing globs, and definition of done.
2. Check out the PR branch.
3. Run the required gate level yourself. Do not trust the `FACTORY_GATES` line in the PR
   body; produce your own and compare. A mismatch is the finding.
4. Run the checks the deterministic gates cannot make: