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Use before any done, fixed, passing, ready, install, or merge claim, and when closing a branch — fresh evidence on this worktree; hooks vary by host, this skill is the checklist.

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name	do-it-verify
description	Use before any done, fixed, passing, ready, install, or merge claim, and when closing a branch — fresh evidence on this worktree; hooks vary by host, this skill is the checklist.

Do-It Verify

Evidence before status. This skill is the universal checklist; host hooks may block, remind, or be unavailable. Never let a hook substitute for claim-specific proof.

Leading words: fresh evidence, this worktree, claim.

Before Any Done Claim

Name the claim (tests pass, bug fixed, review clean, ready to merge, …).
Choose the command or inspection that proves it on this branch/worktree.
Run it fresh (or NOT_VERIFIED with why).
Compare output to the claim.
Report the exact result — not optimism.

Old CI, worker summaries, and memory are context, not closeout proof. Prefer checks that hit the changed surface.

Claim Shortcuts

Claim	Needs
`tests pass`	Fresh test output + exit code
`bug fixed`	Original symptom or regression now green
`review clean`	No unresolved Blocking/Important on both axes
`ready to merge`	Verify + review + intended diff + commit policy
`ready to install`	Package/doctor/setup evidence for the changed surface
`runs in production`	Production-side evidence (health check, metric, log) — local test output alone is not proof

Branch Closeout

When closing a branch, PR, merge, or cleanup:

Verification evidence for the delivery claim
Review / fix status
Intended diff only
Deferred-marker sweep: grep the project's convention (e.g. TODO(@owner)) and surface leftovers in the claim
Rollback note for merge/release/install changes
Explicit path: merge / PR / keep / discard (discard needs confirmation)
Clear .do-it/runtime/pointer when merged or discarded

Subagents do not commit, merge, push, or delete branches by default.

Failure

If verification fails: do not soften wording → capture → debug/fix → re-verify. If blocked: NOT_VERIFIED + missing command — never claim done / ready / fixed for that surface.

Output

Claim; branch/worktree; evidence command; VERIFIED / FAILED / NOT_VERIFIED; remains; residual risk; next action.

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Do-It Verify

Evidence before status. This skill is the universal checklist; host hooks may block, remind, or be unavailable. Never let a hook substitute for claim-specific proof.

Leading words: fresh evidence, this worktree, claim.

Before Any Done Claim

Name the claim (tests pass, bug fixed, review clean, ready to merge, …).

Choose the command or inspection that proves it on this branch/worktree.

Run it fresh (or NOT_VERIFIED with why).

Compare output to the claim.

Report the exact result — not optimism.

Old CI, worker summaries, and memory are context, not closeout proof. Prefer checks that hit the changed surface.

Claim Shortcuts

Claim

Needs

tests pass

Fresh test output + exit code

bug fixed

Original symptom or regression now green

review clean

No unresolved Blocking/Important on both axes

ready to merge

Verify + review + intended diff + commit policy

ready to install

Package/doctor/setup evidence for the changed surface

runs in production

Production-side evidence (health check, metric, log) — local test output alone is not proof

Branch Closeout

When closing a branch, PR, merge, or cleanup:

Verification evidence for the delivery claim

Review / fix status

Intended diff only

Deferred-marker sweep: grep the project's convention (e.g. TODO(@owner)) and surface leftovers in the claim

Rollback note for merge/release/install changes

Explicit path: merge / PR / keep / discard (discard needs confirmation)

Clear .do-it/runtime/pointer when merged or discarded

Subagents do not commit, merge, push, or delete branches by default.

Failure

If verification fails: do not soften wording → capture → debug/fix → re-verify. If blocked: NOT_VERIFIED + missing command — never claim done / ready / fixed for that surface.

Output

Claim; branch/worktree; evidence command; VERIFIED / FAILED / NOT_VERIFIED; remains; residual risk; next action.