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Verification command resolution and evidence rule for skills that run a project's tests or build before calling work done. Resolves the test and build command from project instructions, then from the stack, then to none; defines what a pass, fail, or skipped claim must quote.

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# Verification

Reference skill read by `/work`, `/ship`, `/design-build`, `/hypothesis-debugging`, and `/quiver:review` at their verification step. It is never invoked and never runs a command itself: the consumer resolves the command by the rules here, runs it, and quotes the evidence.

## Command Resolution

```
test: <command> | none (<reason>)
build: <command> | none (<reason>)
source: docs | stack | none
```

The consumer resolves once, before the first task runs, records these three lines, and passes the resolved command to every subagent as a literal. `none` is a value, not a gap to fill: it carries its reason in the parentheses and is never promoted to a guess. Test and build resolve independently under the same rules; `source` names the rule that produced the test command.