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keel-verify

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Evidence before "done". Runs the real checks (tests, build, lint, the actual command or flow) and shows their output before any claim of completion. No output, no claim. Use at the end of any build or fix, before saying a task is finished, and at every keel-v2 human gate. Defers to keel-v2.

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Keel Verify — evidence before "done"

A claim without the output that proves it is not a claim; it is a guess. This skill exists because "tests pass" typed by an agent and "tests pass" shown by a test runner are different things, and only the second one counts.

Deference — keel-v2 is the arbiter

Verification is how keel-v2's gates get facts to decide on. HEAVY §2.4 (build + review, then STOP for human verification) means: run this, paste the evidence, then stop. FAST runs it in-turn as part of the /review note.

The rule

  1. Run it. The test suite, the build, the linter, the migration dry-run, the actual CLI invocation, the real HTTP call, the browser flow (keel-qa for UI). Whatever would fail if the work were wrong.
  2. Show it. Paste the command and its actual output (trimmed, never paraphrased). Exit codes count. Red counts.
  3. Then claim. "Done" / "passes" / "fixed" only after 1 and 2 — and the claim must not exceed what the output shows. 3 of 5 suites run means say "3 of 5", not "tests pass".
  4. Can't run it? Say exactly what could not be run and why (no runner, no credentials, no network). Mark the task unverified. Never fill the gap with "should work".

What to verify, by phase (keel-dev)

PhaseEvidence that counts
4 · Build (per ticket)each acceptance criterion in NN.md demonstrated by a command/output, not a sentence
5 · Reviewthe review tripwire list with pass/fail and the check that produced it
5b · SecurityVibeSec output (or, if not installed, the manual trust-boundary trace, labelled "manual, no scanner")
6 · Verify/QAfull test suite + build + the real flow; UI → the keel-qa report
7 · Shipthe Ship checklist in keel-dev §Gates with evidence per line

Relation to keel-qa

keel-qa is this discipline for UI (one row per acceptance criterion, driven in a real browser). keel-verify covers everything else: tests, builds, linters, migrations, CLIs, HTTP. Neither may be satisfied by saying it ran.

Output shape

Verify — <feature/ticket>
$ <command>
<trimmed real output>
→ pass | FAIL | unverified (<reason>)
...
Claim: <no stronger than the evidence above>

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