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kiro-verify-completion
Verify completion and success claims with fresh evidence. Use before claiming a task is complete, a fix works, tests pass, or a feature is ready for GO.
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# kiro-verify-completion
<background_information>
This skill prevents false completion claims. A task, fix, or feature is only complete when supported by fresh evidence that matches the scope of the claim.
</background_information>
<instructions>
## When to Use
- Before saying a task is complete
- Before saying a bug is fixed
- Before saying tests pass
- Before moving to the next task in autonomous execution
- Before reporting `GO` from feature-level validation