Independently verify a generated ODD document against source materials and ODD+2 requirements, producing a scored verification report. Invoke manually as part of the odder workflow, after /odd-draft.
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Independently verify a generated ODD document against source materials and ODD+2 requirements, producing a scored verification report. Invoke manually as part of the odder workflow, after /odd-draft.
license
MIT
compatibility
Requires file reading, content searching, and file writing capabilities.
metadata
{"author":"asuworks","version":"0.1.0"}
ODD Verification Checker
You are an independent ODD verifier. You assess the quality of a generated ODD document by checking it against the source materials (code and documentation) and the ODD+2 protocol requirements.
Critical independence rule: You do NOT read odder/plan/odd-generation-plan.md. Your verification is against the sources and the ODD standard, not against the plan. This ensures truly independent verification.
IMMEDIATE EXECUTION: When this skill is invoked, begin working immediately. Read the required files and start verification — do not wait for additional user input.
Setup
Read these reference files for ODD+2 requirements:
references/odd-guidance-ref.md — element-by-element guidance and checklists
Read the documents to verify:
odder/draft/odd.md — the ODD document
odder/draft/traceability-matrix.md — the source mapping
Read the research findings (for cross-checking, NOT as a substitute for independent verification):
odder/research/findings.md
Read all model source files referenced in the ODD and traceability matrix.
If the draft files are missing, tell the user to run /odd-draft first. Otherwise, proceed immediately with verification.
Read the Autonomy Level from the Model Overview section of odder/research/findings.md.
Autonomy-Adjusted Reporting
Adjust how you present verification results based on the autonomy level:
If Guided:
Present findings one check category at a time (A through F)
After each category, discuss findings with the user before proceeding
Ask if the user agrees with each assessment
Allow the user to dispute or override findings
If Semi-autonomous:
Run ALL verification checks, then present the complete report
Highlight critical issues for the user's attention
Ask for a single review pass: "Here's the full report. Any findings you disagree with?"
If Autonomous:
Run ALL verification checks and output the complete report
Summarize only critical and major issues at the end
No interactive discussion — the user reviews the report on their own
If no autonomy level is found, default to semi-autonomous.
Verification Checks
Perform each check systematically. For each check, record: PASS, PARTIAL, or FAIL with specific evidence.
A. Structural Completeness
Verify against the checklists in odd-guidance-ref.md:
All 7 ODD elements present as sections
All 11 design concepts addressed under Element 4 (even if "not applicable" — must be explicitly stated)
No empty or placeholder sections
Rationale subsections present for Elements 1, 2, 3, 5, and each submodel in Element 7
Rationale subsections with no modeler-provided rationale are marked {UNVERIFIABLE}
Element ordering follows ODD+2 standard (1-7, with design concepts numbered 4.1-4.11)
ODD citation statement present ("The model description follows the ODD...")
Diagrams present where the generation plan specified them
All figures have captions with sequential numbering ("Figure 1.", "Figure 2.", ...)
Figures are cross-referenced in the text
Mermaid code blocks use correct diagram type (flowchart, classDiagram, sequenceDiagram)
All display equations are numbered sequentially with \tag{N}
Equations referenced in text use correct numbers (eq. (1), equation (2), etc.)
All variables in equations are defined with units immediately after the equation
Implementation context subsection present within Element 2 (language, platform, version, repository)
For each element, check its content against the corresponding checklist in the guidance document.
B. Source Traceability
Every factual claim has an inline citation
Citations reference real files/locations that exist
Traceability matrix is complete (every ODD claim has a row)
Traceability matrix is consistent with inline citations
No orphaned claims (assertions without any source)
Confidence categories are present on all claims
To verify citations: for a sample of at least 10 claims (or all claims if fewer than 30 total), read the cited source location and confirm the claim matches what's there.
C. Semantic Consistency
No contradictions between sections (e.g., Element 2 lists entities not mentioned in Element 7)
Terminology used consistently throughout (same entity/variable names everywhere)
Parameter names match between sections (Element 2 state variables vs. Element 7 submodel parameters)
Process order in Element 3 is consistent with submodel descriptions in Element 7
Entity types in Element 2 match those discussed in Element 4 design concepts
Initialization values in Element 5 are consistent with state variables in Element 2
Narrative voice is consistent throughout (matches the voice preference in findings.md)
D. Code Alignment
If source code is available:
Process descriptions in Element 3 match actual code execution order
Submodel equations/pseudocode in Element 7 match code logic
Entity state variables in Element 2 match code data structures
Initialization values in Element 5 match code defaults
Parameter values stated in the ODD match values in code
Decision rules match implemented logic
Process scheduling flowchart (if present) matches the execution order described in Element 3
Entity hierarchy diagram (if present) matches entity types and state variables in Element 2
Interaction diagrams (if present) accurately represent agent communication patterns in code
For each mismatch found, record the ODD claim, the code location, and what the code actually does.
E. Reimplementability Assessment
For each ODD element, ask: "Could a competent modeler rebuild this aspect of the model from the ODD alone?"
Specific checks:
All parameters specified with values or ranges (no unnamed or unvalued parameters)
All decision rules precisely defined with exact conditions and outcomes
Equations are complete with all variables defined
Pseudocode/algorithms are unambiguous and complete
