Agent skill
dev-verify
Post-change verification for the project. Auto-detects backend (.NET) and frontend (Angular/TypeScript) from project files. Runs both in mixed projects. Filter with "dotnet" or "angular" to target one stack. Reports issues and offers to fix them inline. Use when the user says "verify", "check the code", "run checks", "verify changes", or invokes /dev-verify.
Install this agent skill to your Project
npx add-skill https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/tree/main/skills/other/other/dev-verify-eriklieben-agentic-dev-workflow
SKILL.md
Verification — Unified Entry Point
Routes to the appropriate backend and/or frontend verification skill, then presents issues with an inline menu to fix them.
Step 1: Detect Stacks
- Explicit filter — if the user passed
dotnetorangular, use only that stack - Project detection:
- .NET: any
*.csproj,*.slnfile exists - Angular:
angular.jsonorpackage.jsonwith@angular/coreexists
- .NET: any
- workflow.json fallback:
type: "api"ortype: "library"→ .NETtype: "frontend"→ Angulartype: "docs"→ skip (no verification needed)
If both detected and no filter, run both.
Step 2: Run Checks
Run all verification phases from the appropriate sub-skill(s) but collect results without stopping — don't fix anything yet, just gather the full picture.
.NET (if applicable)
Read .claude/skills/dev-verification-backend/SKILL.md and run all phases.
Collect pass/fail status and details for each.
Angular (if applicable)
Read .claude/skills/dev-verification-frontend/SKILL.md and run all phases.
Collect pass/fail status and details for each.
Step 3: Present Report with Fix Menu
After all checks complete, present the combined report with a numbered issue list:
VERIFICATION REPORT
═══════════════════
.NET
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Build: ✓ pass
Analyzers: ✗ 3 warnings
Format: ✗ 2 files
Tests: ✗ 1 failing
Security: ✓ pass
Angular
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Build: ✓ pass
TypeScript: ✓ pass
Lint: ✗ 5 issues
Tests: ✓ pass (92% coverage)
Security: ✓ pass
Issues
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1. [dotnet] Analyzer warnings: CS8602 (null ref) in ProfileService.cs:42, EventHandler.cs:18
2. [dotnet] Format violations in ProfileEndpoints.cs, WaitlistAggregate.cs
3. [dotnet] Test failure: CreateProfile_WhenDuplicate_ShouldReturnConflict
4. [angular] Lint: 5 ESLint issues in profile.component.ts, auth.service.ts
─────────────────────────────────
Fix? [a]ll [1-4] pick [s]kip
Wait for user input. Do NOT proceed without a response.
Step 4: Fix Selected Issues
Based on user selection:
a(all) — Fix every issue in order1-4(pick) — Fix only the selected issue(s). User can specify multiple:1,3or1 3s(skip) — Done, just report
Fix Strategies
For each issue type, apply the appropriate fix:
| Issue | Fix Strategy |
|---|---|
| Build failure | Read the error, fix the code |
| Analyzer warnings | Fix the flagged code (null checks, async patterns, etc.) |
| Format violations | Run dotnet format or prettier/eslint --fix |
| Test failures | Read the test, read the code under test, fix the root cause |
| Lint issues | Run ng lint --fix or fix manually if auto-fix doesn't resolve |
| Security issues | Present the issue and proposed fix, ask before applying (security changes need review) |
| Deprecated packages | Show alternatives, ask before updating |
After Fixing
After applying fixes, re-run only the phases that had issues to verify the fixes worked. Present an updated report:
Re-check
────────
1. [dotnet] Analyzers: ✓ fixed (3 warnings resolved)
2. [dotnet] Format: ✓ fixed (dotnet format applied)
3. [dotnet] Tests: ✗ still failing — see details below
4. [angular] Lint: ✓ fixed (eslint --fix applied)
Remaining issues
────────────────
3. [dotnet] Test: CreateProfile_WhenDuplicate_ShouldReturnConflict
Expected: Conflict (409)
Actual: BadRequest (400)
Fix? [3] pick [s]kip
Repeat the fix→verify cycle until all issues are resolved or the user skips.
Step 5: Final Status
Result: READY for PR (or: NOT READY — 1 issue remaining)
Flags
| Flag | Behavior |
|---|---|
dotnet |
Run .NET checks only |
angular |
Run Angular checks only |
--quick |
Build + type check only (fewer issues to fix) |
--full |
All verification phases (default) |
--fix |
Skip the menu — auto-fix all issues immediately |
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