A verification-gate pattern should confirm a test/build/typecheck command exists for the detected project type and was actually run in the current session (an exit-code-0 log, not just "tests exist"), and should refuse to mark a task complete if changed files have no corresponding check run.
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A verification-gate pattern should confirm a test/build/typecheck command exists for the detected project type and was actually run in the current session (an exit-code-0 log, not just "tests exist"), and should refuse to mark a task complete if changed files have no corresponding check run.
summary
A real verification gate checks that a build/test/typecheck command was actually executed this session against the changed files -- not merely that such a command exists in the repo.
source
agentic-dev-practices skill (this repo)https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/claude-code-sandboxing
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created 2026-07-02 06:02:48 · JSON