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Audit the gap between what the code is documented to do and what it actually does. Run before claiming any feature works, before a release, and whenever a doc/README/CLAUDE.md says a subsystem is "done". Turns "Presence ≠ completeness" into a repeatable check. Especially for marketplace sync, payment, invoice.

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name	intended-vs-implemented
description	Audit the gap between what the code is documented to do and what it actually does. Run before claiming any feature works, before a release, and whenever a doc/README/CLAUDE.md says a subsystem is "done". Turns "Presence ≠ completeness" into a repeatable check. Especially for marketplace sync, payment, invoice.

intended-vs-implemented

An agent is optimistic by nature — it will say "this works". This skill forces proof. It makes the project's central rule — Presence ≠ completeness; verify, don't assume — a repeatable audit.

When to run

Before claiming any feature works.
Before a release.
Whenever a doc (README, CLAUDE.md, a comment) asserts a subsystem is "done".
Always for the reference-skeleton areas: marketplace/{hb,ty}, payment/iyzico, invoice.

Procedure

Collect the INTENDED behaviour. From the docs/spec/PR body/CLAUDE.md: what is this subsystem claimed to do? Write it as a short list of concrete capabilities.
Trace the IMPLEMENTED behaviour. Read the real code path end to end. For each claimed capability, find the line that delivers it — or note its absence. A stub, a TODO, an errors.New("not wired"), or a happy-path with no error handling counts as not implemented.
Run it, don't read it. Where possible, exercise the path: a unit test, go test, or the e2e/verify.mjs browser run. Trust the observed result, not the source's intent.
Produce the gap report. Three buckets:
- ✅ Implemented + verified (claim matched by code and a run/test).
- ⚠️ Implemented, unverified (code exists, no test/run proves it).
- ❌ Claimed, missing (doc says yes, code says no).
Reconcile the docs. Every ❌ and ⚠️ either gets fixed in code or downgraded in the docs. Never leave a doc claiming more than the code delivers.

Output

A short report: subsystem, each claim, its bucket, and the file:line evidence. CRITICAL gaps (payment/auth/invoice claiming more than they do) escalate to a hotfix.

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name	intended-vs-implemented
description	Audit the gap between what the code is documented to do and what it actually does. Run before claiming any feature works, before a release, and whenever a doc/README/CLAUDE.md says a subsystem is "done". Turns "Presence ≠ completeness" into a repeatable check. Especially for marketplace sync, payment, invoice.

intended-vs-implemented

When to run

Before claiming any feature works.
Before a release.
Whenever a doc (README, CLAUDE.md, a comment) asserts a subsystem is "done".
Always for the reference-skeleton areas: marketplace/{hb,ty}, payment/iyzico, invoice.

Procedure

Collect the INTENDED behaviour. From the docs/spec/PR body/CLAUDE.md: what is this subsystem claimed to do? Write it as a short list of concrete capabilities.
Trace the IMPLEMENTED behaviour. Read the real code path end to end. For each claimed capability, find the line that delivers it — or note its absence. A stub, a TODO, an errors.New("not wired"), or a happy-path with no error handling counts as not implemented.
Run it, don't read it. Where possible, exercise the path: a unit test, go test, or the e2e/verify.mjs browser run. Trust the observed result, not the source's intent.
Produce the gap report. Three buckets:
- ✅ Implemented + verified (claim matched by code and a run/test).
- ⚠️ Implemented, unverified (code exists, no test/run proves it).
- ❌ Claimed, missing (doc says yes, code says no).
Reconcile the docs. Every ❌ and ⚠️ either gets fixed in code or downgraded in the docs. Never leave a doc claiming more than the code delivers.

Output

A short report: subsystem, each claim, its bucket, and the file:line evidence. CRITICAL gaps (payment/auth/invoice claiming more than they do) escalate to a hotfix.