| name | cc-run |
| description | Launch and drive this project's app to see a change working in context. |
Run
Launch and drive this project's app to confirm a change works in the real runtime environment.
Distinction from cc-verify: cc-run focuses on launching the full app and exercising the golden path. cc-verify is for targeted spot-checks.
Step 1 — Identify the run command
Check these in order:
- Look for a project-local skill (
vanta skill cc-run) that overrides this one
- Check
package.json for a dev or start script
- Check
run.sh, Makefile, or README for launch instructions
- Fall back to common patterns by project type
Step 2 — Launch the app
npm run dev
./run.sh
./run.sh run "example instruction"
npx tsx src/cli.ts <command>
Step 3 — Drive the golden path
Exercise the main flow that the change affects:
- If it's a UI change: navigate to the relevant screen
- If it's a CLI change: run the subcommand
- If it's a server change: make the relevant API request
- If it's a library change: call the function with realistic inputs
Step 4 — Observe and report
Record what you observed:
- What ran (exact command + args)
- What happened (actual output, not expected)
- Whether it matches the intended behavior
- Any errors, warnings, or unexpected behavior
Project-specific notes
For the Vanta project:
./run.sh run "<instruction>"
./run.sh
npx tsx vanta-ts/src/cli.ts <command>