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codeaholicguy/ai-devkit

This is the skill that stops Claude from saying "I've fixed the bug" when it hasn't actually run the tests. It enforces a five-step gate before any completion claim: identify the proof command, run it fresh in this session, read the full output including exit codes, confirm it proves the claim, then report with evidence. No "should work" or "probably fixed" allowed. It includes a regression verification protocol for bug fixes that requires the test to fail without the fix and pass with it, proving the test actually catches the issue. The forbidden words list alone (should, probably, seems to, likely) is worth internalizing. If you've ever merged code based on an AI's confident assertion only to find it broken, this enforces the discipline you wished you'd had.

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Install

$ npx -y skills add codeaholicguy/ai-devkit --skill verify --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

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Verify

Prove it works before saying it works.

Hard Rules

  • Do not claim completion without fresh terminal evidence from this session.
  • Forbidden words in completion claims: "should", "probably", "seems to", "likely", "I believe", "I think it works". These signal unverified assertions.
  • Cached, remembered, or previous-session output is not evidence. Run it again.
  • A change that alters anything a user or caller sees requires a dev-smoke run, whatever the claim is called.

Gate Function

Every completion claim must pass all steps in order:

  1. Classify — Does the change alter anything a user or caller sees (CLI output, API response, UI, displayed status or state, file formats)? If yes, dev-smoke is required evidence alongside tests.
  2. Identify — What command proves this claim? If multiple commands are needed, run the gate once per command.
  3. Run — Execute the full command now. No partial runs, no skipping.
  4. Read — Read complete output. Check exit code. Count pass/fail.
  5. Confirm — Does the output prove the exact claim?
  6. Report — State the result in the Report Format below.
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Repository
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Categories
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First seen
Jun 11, 2026

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