Release a new version of prove_it. Use when asked to cut a release, publish a new version, or "ship" it.
Create a temporary real project and prove a prove_it feature works (or doesn't) end-to-end. Builds a disposable git repo, writes a focused config, runs real dispatches through the installed or local prove_it, and produces a human-readable session transcript. Use when you need to prove a feature, reproduce a bug, or validate a fix against a real project — not just unit tests.
Test prove_it from source against an example project or temp directory. Use when you want to verify hook behavior end-to-end without a Homebrew release.
Inspect prove_it session logs—review history, reviewer verdicts, and session state. Use when asked about session logs, reviewer results, or "what did the last hook say".