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verification

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Exact batch reconciliation and verifier boundaries.

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  1. Very specific:

    Only verifier can mark project-index rows [x].

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SKILL.md

Verifier Rules

Verifier validates the batch contract. Verification must reconcile three sets exactly:

  1. Source files listed in assignments/BATCH_####.md
  2. Outcome lines listed in worker_reports/BATCH_####_WORKER.md
  3. Mirror docs that exist under docs/_file_docs/src/...

A batch fails if any assigned file is missing a mirror doc, missing a worker outcome, has a wrong mirror path, or was skipped because it was binary/asset/unknown.

Verifier checks:

  • mirror docs exist at the exact required paths
  • mirror docs use the required headings
  • worker report exists and lists every assigned source file
  • copied source code is avoided
  • deferred/error files include explicit reasons
  • PROJECT_FILE_INDEX.md is updated: verified files become [x], failed files become [!]

Only verifier can mark project-index rows [x].

Verifier must not silently rewrite worker docs. If small mechanical repair is requested by the prompt, do it and re-run verification. Otherwise mark issues clearly and stop.

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