verify-feature

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name: verify-feature description: Strict verification for new features. Runs compilation, formatting, and all tests to ensure the "Definition of Done".

Use this skill to verify that a feature implementation is complete and correct. It enforces code style, compilation, and test passing.

Verification Steps

1. Compilation

   • Run dotnet build in the root directory.
   • Check: If the build fails, STOP. Report the errors using read_file to show the relevant code.
   • Tip: For clean rebuild, use /rebuild-clean

2. Code Formatting

   • Run dotnet format --verify-no-changes.
   • Check: If this fails, it means the code violates style rules.
   • Action: You can offer to fix it for the user by running dotnet format (without --verify-no-changes).

3. Background Services Check

   • Ensure you are not running tests if the AppHost is already locking ports (if running locally).
   • Action: Stop any running dotnet processes if needed.

// turbo 4. Run Tests (Unit & Integration)

• Run dotnet test to execute all test suites.
• Check: All tests must pass.
• Action: If tests fail, analyze the results. Focus on any NEW failures related to the recent changes.
• Granular Options:
  • /run-unit-tests - Unit tests only
  • /run-integration-tests - Integration tests only

1. Completion
   • If all steps pass, report: "✅ Feature verified: Builds, follows style guide, and passes all tests."

Related Skills

Typically Used After:

• /scaffold-write, /scaffold-read, /scaffold-frontend-feature - After implementing features
• /scaffold-test - After creating tests
• /debug-sse, /debug-cache - After fixing issues

Component Skills (for granular verification):

• /rebuild-clean - Clean build if compilation issues
• /run-unit-tests - Run only unit tests
• /run-integration-tests - Run only integration tests

See Also:

• run-unit-tests - Unit test details
• run-integration-tests - Integration test details
• rebuild-clean - Clean build process
• testing-guide - TUnit testing patterns
• integration-testing-guide - Aspire testing