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version: "1.0.0" name: {{VERIFY_SKILL}} description: Use when verifying a {{TITLE}} change end to end, before or after deploying, when reproducing a deployed-only bug locally, when checking that CI, migrations or infrastructure code still pass, or when asked to test, smoke-test, QA or prove a feature works.


Verify {{TITLE}}

All verification goes through one CLI, {{CLI}}, in this directory. It runs a local copy of the real deployment and gives a command for every check we use.

bash
CC=.claude/skills/{{VERIFY_SKILL}}/{{CLI}} # from the repo root
$CC --help ; $CC <command> --help # every command has examples

Core rule: if {{CLI}} can run a check, run it that way. Do not hand-roll curl, docker compose or psql for something it covers. Commands echo what they run (+ lines). Exit codes: 0 pass, 1 check failed, 2 usage or precondition error (the message says how to fix it).

The CLI contract every project's CLI follows is in the project-verify-kit skill (references/cli-contract.md). For what to drive per feature, read the {{MAP_SKILL}} skill.

What it mirrors

<!-- table: deployed resource | local stand-in, one row per service, datastore, proxy, LLM/cloud service. The parity check must diff this against the IaC and exit 1 on drift. -->

Launch

bash
$CC doctor # tools, platform emulation, ports, other sessions' containers (leave those alone)
$CC stack up # build -> up -> migrate -> health
$CC seed # synthetic data only

Name your instance before anything that mutates: export {{ENVPREFIX}}_VERIFY_INSTANCE=<task>. If doctor shows your instance UP and you did not start it, another session did: pick another name. Never stack down a stack you did not start.

Drive

<!-- table: need | command. api as a role, browser flow, poll with --until, logs, db query (read-only), failure injection -->

CI parity

<!-- table: CI job or practice | command -->

Deployed-environment parity

<!-- read-only status command; deploy rehearsal if any; "Things local cannot reproduce" list to include in every report -->

Never without asking

Never do any of these without the user's explicit go-ahead:

  • push images, update services, run tasks in a real account;
  • IaC plan or apply against the real workspace;
  • paid probes (LLM, cloud);
  • any SQL write;
  • commits;
  • any write against a deployed environment's app.

A go-ahead counts only if it names the action. "Do whatever you need" names nothing: ask, listing the exact actions. Approval for one action does not carry over to the next. Use synthetic data only.

Evidence

$CC evidence dir is /tmp/{{NAME}}-verify/<instance>/evidence/. It holds test logs, screenshots, API captures and probe output. It survives cleanup. Cite these paths in the report.

Cleanup

bash
$CC cleanup # removes only what this instance started; keeps evidence

Run cleanup after every session, including failed ones, unless the user is keeping the instance.

Report shape

  1. Verdict: PASS / FAIL / PARTIAL, with the commit, platform and instance.
  2. Checks: a table of check | command | result | evidence path.
  3. Deployed-environment differences: the cannot-reproduce list, plus anything specific to this change.
  4. Findings: ranked blocker / should-fix / nit, each with a file:line.
  5. Needs the user: approvals, expired credentials, decisions.

Common mistakes

MistakeInstead
Writing a plan and calling it verificationRun the commands; report what they printed
"Unit tests pass" as proof of an LLM or cloud fixThose tests mock the client. Drive it locally with failure injection, and probe for real only with approval
Fixing data with SQL to get unstuckFind the UI or API path; report the gap
Forgetting cleanup after a failed run$CC cleanup is always safe

Keeping this skill true

  • New or renamed pipeline step: extend the parity/wiring check so an uncovered step fails.
  • New failure mode found while verifying: add a probe spec or UI flow so it is repeatable.
  • A documented command fails: fix the CLI, not the report.
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