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verification-before-completion
Use before claiming any task is done — run the exact command that proves the fix works, read the output, and only then report success.
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# Verification Before Completion
Do not claim a task is complete until you have fresh evidence from the command that
proves the claim. Memory, prior runs, and "it should work" are not evidence.
## When to Use
- Before saying a bug is fixed
- Before reporting that tests pass
- Before marking a PR ready for review
- Before saying "done", "resolved", or "working"
- When an agent sounds confident without showing current output
## When NOT to Use