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add v verification command
hbt edited this page Jul 3, 2025
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Create a comprehensive /project:v Claude Code custom command that verifies and tests changes, and enhances the planning process by automatically including verification steps after each task.
- Purpose: Provide systematic verification and testing of recent changes and implementations
- Scope: Shell functions, configurations, custom commands, and build processes
- Priority: High - Improves development workflow and prevents broken implementations
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Create verification command file ✅
- Created
.claude/commands/v.mdwith comprehensive verification logic - Supports multiple verification modes (functions, configs, commands, build)
- Includes smart detection of what needs verification
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Verify: Test the command with
/project:v
- Created
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Test command functionality
- Verify command is available in Claude Code
- Test different verification modes
- Validate argument handling
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Verify: Run
/project:v functionsto test shell function verification
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Integration with existing workflow
- Ensure compatibility with TodoWrite tool
- Test integration with git workflow for change detection
- Validate with existing shell functions like
clr -
Verify: Run
/project:vafter making changes to confirm auto-detection works
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Plan mode enhancement
- Implement automatic verification step addition in plans
- Test plan integration
- Document enhanced planning workflow
- Verify: Create a test plan to confirm verification steps are included
✅ Command file created successfully ⏳ Testing and validation needed ⏳ Integration testing required
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.claude/commands/v.md- Main verification command implementation -
CLAUDE.md- Documentation updates for verification workflow -
/home/hassen/config/scripts/private/shell/ai.bash- Target for function testing
This task was initiated to solve the need for systematic verification of changes, particularly after adding the clr function to fix Claude Code auto-update issues. The verification command will help ensure that shell functions, configurations, and other modifications work correctly before considering tasks complete.
- Test the
/project:vcommand functionality - Verify different verification modes work correctly
- Test integration with existing shell functions
- Document any additional verification patterns needed
- The command follows existing project patterns from other custom commands
- Includes comprehensive error handling and user feedback
- Designed to be extensible for future verification needs
- Integrates with existing workflow tools and processes