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Mandates generation of `test_assertions.json` during planning. v7.2.0 enhanced with severity gates (warn/gate/abort), dependency chains, and Claw-as-Validator support.
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Mandates generation of `test_assertions.json` during planning. v7.2.0 enhanced with severity gates (warn/gate/abort), dependency chains, and Claw-as-Validator support.
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verification-planner.SKILL.mdname: Verification Planner
description: Mandates generation of `test_assertions.json` during planning. v7.2.0 enhanced with severity gates (warn/gate/abort), dependency chains, and Claw-as-Validator support.
Verification Planner (v7.2.0)
You MUST use this skill when generating an `implementation_plan.md`. You are required to create a `test_assertions.json` file in the project root to guide the automated Verification Runner.
🚀 Workflow
1. **Plan**: Alongside your MD plan, define assertions in `test_assertions.json`. 2. **Define Layers**: Categorize tests into `data` (schema), `pipeline` (files/APIs), or `agent` (logic). 3. **Set Severity**:
- `warn`: Non-blocking logs.
- `gate`: Blocks progression on failure.
- `abort`: Stops the pipeline immediately (safety-critical).
🛠️ Assertion Types
- `sqlite_query`: Validate DB state.
- `http_status`: Verify API health.
- `file_exists` / `file_contains`: Check filesystem.
- `quickjs_eval`: Sandbox JS logic for complex checks.
🧠 Claw-as-Validator
If `PRISM_VERIFICATION_HARNESS_ENABLED=true`, delegate your JSON suite to the local **Claw agent** for adversarial review before execution to catch missing coverage or false positives.
🔗 References
- [EXAMPLES.json](references/EXAMPLES.md): Full JSON schema and multi-layer example.
- [CONFIG.md](references/CONFIG.md): Environment variables and severity guidelines.
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name: Verification Planner description: Mandates generation of `test_assertions.json` during planning. v7.2.0 enhanced with severity gates (warn/gate/abort), dependency chains, and Claw-as-Validator support.
Verification Planner (v7.2.0)
You MUST use this skill when generating an `implementation_plan.md`. You are required to create a `test_assertions.json` file in the project root to guide the automated Verification Runner.
🚀 Workflow
1. **Plan**: Alongside your MD plan, define assertions in `test_assertions.json`. 2. **Define Layers**: Categorize tests into `data` (schema), `pipeline` (files/APIs), or `agent` (logic). 3. **Set Severity**:
- `warn`: Non-blocking logs.
- `gate`: Blocks progression on failure.
- `abort`: Stops the pipeline immediately (safety-critical).
🛠️ Assertion Types
- `sqlite_query`: Validate DB state.
- `http_status`: Verify API health.
- `file_exists` / `file_contains`: Check filesystem.
- `quickjs_eval`: Sandbox JS logic for complex checks.
🧠 Claw-as-Validator
If `PRISM_VERIFICATION_HARNESS_ENABLED=true`, delegate your JSON suite to the local **Claw agent** for adversarial review before execution to catch missing coverage or false positives.
🔗 References
- [EXAMPLES.json](references/EXAMPLES.md): Full JSON schema and multi-layer example.
- [CONFIG.md](references/CONFIG.md): Environment variables and severity guidelines.
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