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Fix-verify iteration loop for dependency, build, and runtime errors. Use when installing packages, running dev servers, fixing build errors, or verifying that code compiles and runs.
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| name | build-verification |
| description | Fix-verify iteration loop for dependency, build, and runtime errors. Use when installing packages, running dev servers, fixing build errors, or verifying that code compiles and runs. |
| user-invocable | false |
Every code change must be verified. Never declare success without seeing clean output.
1. Make a fix
2. Run the build or dev server
3. Read the output
4. If errors remain → go to 1
5. If clean → move on
Read the full error. Fix package.json (version conflicts, missing peers). Re-run install. Verify before writing any source code.
Fix errors top-to-bottom (earlier errors often cause later ones). Re-run after each fix. Target zero warnings.
Start the dev server once at the end for final verification. Check for:
Stop the server after verification -- do not leave it running.
$ npm run build
Error: Cannot find module './utils/helpers'
→ Read imports, discover file was moved to lib/helpers.ts
→ Update import path
→ Re-run npm run build
→ "compiled successfully" ✓
Batch project dependency changes and install once. Use when starting a new feature, scaffolding a project, or when any npm/pnpm package installation is needed.
Step-by-step task tracking via the TODO_WRITE marker. Use when executing any multi-step task, follow-up request, or build workflow.
Pre-planning procedure for new tasks. Visualize end state, identify structure, and anticipate problems before coding. Use when starting a new feature, scaffolding a project, or planning a multi-file change.
Concise output formatting for the Hatchway platform UI. Use when generating any response during task execution.
Read-before-write discipline. Search for patterns and understand existing code before modifying files. Use when editing existing files, adding features to an existing codebase, or creating new components.
Visual design thinking for production-ready UI. Use when building new pages, components, or styling any user-facing interface.