spyrae/truthguard/verify

Run actual verification checks on the current project. Do NOT simulate or guess results — execute real commands and report their actual output.

Steps

1. Check for .truthguard.yml in the working directory. If test_command is set, use it instead of auto-detection.

1. Auto-detect the project type from the working directory and run the appropriate checks:

Tests

• .truthguard.yml with test_command → use that command
• pubspec.yaml → flutter test
• package.json with test script → npm test
• pyproject.toml / pytest.ini → python -m pytest
• Cargo.toml → cargo test
• go.mod → go test ./...
• Makefile with test: target → make test

Type Checks

• TypeScript (tsconfig.json) → npx tsc --noEmit
• Python (mypy installed) → python -m mypy .
• Dart (pubspec.yaml) → flutter analyze
• Go (go.mod) → go vet ./...
• Rust (Cargo.toml) → cargo check

Linting

• TypeScript/JS (.eslintrc* or eslint.config*) → npx eslint .
• Python (ruff installed) → python -m ruff check .
• Dart → dart analyze
• Rust → cargo clippy
• Go → golangci-lint run (if installed)

1. Report the REAL output from each command. Format:

🛡️ TruthGuard Verify
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
✅ Tests: 42 passed, 0 failed
⚠️ TypeCheck: 2 errors in src/utils.ts
✅ Lint: clean

1. Log the verification run:

echo "$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ) verify" >> "${TRUTHGUARD_LOG:-$HOME/.truthguard/session.log}"

CRITICAL: Never fabricate results. If a check fails, report the failure honestly.