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One-time setup for /verify. Sniffs the repo, confirms boot/seed/health with you, writes .verify/setup.json. Also captures auth if the app needs login.
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One-time setup for /verify. Sniffs the repo, confirms boot/seed/health with you, writes .verify/setup.json. Also captures auth if the app needs login.
One-time setup for /verify. Sniffs the repo, confirms boot/seed/health with you, writes .verify/setup.json. Also captures auth if the app needs login.
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Run once per repo. Later /verify runs read .verify/setup.json and ask nothing.
Hard rule: never ask for or store passwords, API keys, or connection strings.
The one exception is captured browser session state (.verify/auth.json,
written by the auth step below): it holds reusable cookies for the app under
test, is gitignored, and deleting the file revokes it. Treat it like a logged-in
browser profile, not a secret store. No production
connection strings, no cloud keys. The most this file may reference is one of the
repo's own local .env files, chosen by the user. If a user pastes a secret,
refuse to write it and tell them to keep it in their environment.
grep -qxF ".verify/" .gitignore 2>/dev/null || echo ".verify/" >> .gitignore
.verify/setup.json is the one file meant to be shared. After writing it, offer:
"Commit .verify/setup.json so your team skips this interview? (y/n)" — on yes,
git add -f .verify/setup.json and commit it.
The contract must work in every checkout and worktree of the repo, or the interview repeats forever. Two rules:
Ports and hosts go through environment variables. When the repo
documents per-worktree port variables (an AGENTS.md export block, a
.env.example), write http://localhost:${INGESTION_PORT:-8082} — the
repo's own variable name with the repo's default — never the number the
current worktree happens to use. URL fields (base_url, health_url)
support exactly ${VAR} and ${VAR:-default} — no nesting, no command
substitution — expanded identically by the scripts and the engine at run
time. Probes and boot are shell programs and expand everything the shell
does, for free.
Nothing run-scoped. A probe that names a specific run's container
(verify-20260901-042757-worker-1) is dead the moment that run ends. Key
probes to the compose service via the current run's project instead:
docker ps --filter "label=com.docker.compose.project=$(jq -r .project .verify/run-env.json)" \
--filter "label=com.docker.compose.service=worker" --format '{{.State}}' | grep -q running
Before offering the commit, re-read the drafted contract and reject your own draft if any field contains a resolved port number that has a documented variable, or any name containing a run id.
VERIFY_SCRIPTS="${VERIFY_SCRIPTS:-$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/scripts}"
bash "$VERIFY_SCRIPTS/sniff.sh" > /tmp/verify-sniff.json
cat /tmp/verify-sniff.json
Use AskUserQuestion. Every option must come from the sniff output; the user corrects rather than authors. A single unambiguous candidate is taken silently and shown in the final summary.
.boot[] candidate (label with its cmd), plus
"it's already running (breaks isolation — not recommended)" which selects
"mode": "external". The chosen candidate's mode and compose_file
are copied into the contract — never mix a process boot with a compose
teardown. For "process" mode, health_url is required — do not write
the contract until the user supplies the URL to poll. For "compose"
mode, write teardown: "docker compose -f <file> down -v" — a throwaway
stack that keeps its volumes is not throwaway..seed[], plus "no seeding" and "I have a data file to load"
(if chosen, ask for the path and put it in seed_data_files; it is a plain
file the user produced themselves — how they made it is outside verify)..env_files[], plus "none". The chosen file is sourced
by the environment manager before boot, seeds, and probes.http://localhost:3000, or the value in the env file if
it names one.X-API-Key) and the env var name; or B)
no auth. The value itself is never written anywhere: the contract stores
only the header name and the env var name.worker, sink, storage, ask "is there a one-line
command that proves your is alive? (leave blank to skip)". Explain:
a part with no probe still runs its criteria, but a failure on it will be
reported as possibly environmental rather than blamed on the change.
(api, browser, and db have built-in probes; don't ask about them.)If .has_stack is false: plain-command mode. Write the contract with
"mode": "none" and empty boot/teardown/health, and say: "No runnable stack
found; /verify will run criteria as plain commands."
Write .verify/setup.json. The shape (this example is load-bearing — a test
parses it):
{
"mode": "compose",
"compose_file": "compose.yaml",
"boot": "docker compose -f compose.yaml up -d --wait",
"teardown": "docker compose -f compose.yaml down -v",
"seed": ["scripts/seed-e2e.sql"],
"seed_data_files": [],
"health_url": "",
"base_url": "http://localhost:${APP_PORT:-3000}",
"auth": {"header": "", "value_env": ""},
"env_file": ".env.example",
"observe": {"db_url_env": "DATABASE_URL"},
"probes": {"worker": "", "sink": "", "storage": ""}
}
Valid modes: "compose", "process" (health_url required), "external", "none".
Show the written file and the summary of silently-taken single candidates.
Keep authentication as Playwright storage state. It contains no password entry flow or credential capture by Verify; the user logs in directly in the browser.
Check whether the selected base URL is running:
VERIFY_SCRIPTS="${VERIFY_SCRIPTS:-$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/scripts}"
BASE_URL=$(jq -r '.base_url' .verify/setup.json | bash "$VERIFY_SCRIPTS/expand.sh" --load-env .verify/setup.json)
curl -sf "$BASE_URL" > /dev/null 2>&1 || echo "⚠ Dev server not running at $BASE_URL. Start it before logging in."
If the app requires login, open Playwright codegen and let the user authenticate:
VERIFY_SCRIPTS="${VERIFY_SCRIPTS:-$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/scripts}"
BASE_URL=$(jq -r '.base_url' .verify/setup.json | bash "$VERIFY_SCRIPTS/expand.sh" --load-env .verify/setup.json)
mkdir -p .verify
echo "A browser will open. Log in, then close the browser window."
npx playwright codegen --save-storage=.verify/auth.json "$BASE_URL"
chmod 600 .verify/auth.json
Verify the capture:
if [ -f .verify/auth.json ] && [ -s .verify/auth.json ]; then
COOKIE_COUNT=$(jq '.cookies | length' .verify/auth.json 2>/dev/null || echo 0)
echo "✓ Auth state captured: $COOKIE_COUNT cookies"
else
echo "✗ auth.json is empty. Log in when the browser opens, then close it."
exit 1
fi
Finish with: ✓ Setup complete. Run /verify before your next PR.
A git worktree gets the committed contract for free but not the gitignored files. Push them to the per-repo shared store so every worktree inherits them:
VERIFY_SCRIPTS="${VERIFY_SCRIPTS:-$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/scripts}"
bash "$VERIFY_SCRIPTS/shared-store.sh" push
This copies .verify/auth.json and the chosen env file to
~/.verify/<repo-slug>/ (permissions 700/600). Tell the user: deleting that
folder stops NEW worktrees inheriting the login; copies already pulled into
worktrees remain until their .verify/ is deleted. Run push again whenever auth is
recaptured or the env file changes.
name: verify-setup description: One-time setup for /verify. Sniffs the repo, confirms boot/seed/health with you, writes .verify/setup.json. Also captures auth if the app needs login.
---
name: verify-setup
description: One-time setup for /verify. Sniffs the repo, confirms boot/seed/health with you, writes .verify/setup.json. Also captures auth if the app needs login.
---
# /verify-setup
Run once per repo. Later `/verify` runs read `.verify/setup.json` and ask nothing.
**Hard rule: never ask for or store passwords, API keys, or connection strings.**
The one exception is captured browser session state (`.verify/auth.json`,
written by the auth step below): it holds reusable cookies for the app under
test, is gitignored, and deleting the file revokes it. Treat it like a logged-in
browser profile, not a secret store. No production
connection strings, no cloud keys. The most this file may reference is one of the
repo's own local `.env` files, chosen by the user. If a user pastes a secret,
refuse to write it and tell them to keep it in their environment.
## 1. Ignore rules
```bash
grep -qxF ".verify/" .gitignore 2>/dev/null || echo ".verify/" >> .gitignore
```
`.verify/setup.json` is the one file meant to be shared. After writing it, offer:
"Commit `.verify/setup.json` so your team skips this interview? (y/n)" — on yes,
`git add -f .verify/setup.json` and commit it.
## Write the recipe, not the resolved values
The contract must work in every checkout and worktree of the repo, or the
interview repeats forever. Two rules:
- **Ports and hosts go through environment variables.** When the repo
documents per-worktree port variables (an AGENTS.md export block, a
`.env.example`), write `http://localhost:${INGESTION_PORT:-8082}` — the
repo's own variable name with the repo's default — never the number the
current worktree happens to use. URL fields (`base_url`, `health_url`)
support exactly `${VAR}` and `${VAR:-default}` — no nesting, no command
substitution — expanded identically by the scripts and the engine at run
time. Probes and boot are shell programs and expand everything the shell
does, for free.
- **Nothing run-scoped.** A probe that names a specific run's container
(`verify-20260901-042757-worker-1`) is dead the moment that run ends. Key
probes to the compose service via the current run's project instead:
```
docker ps --filter "label=com.docker.compose.project=$(jq -r .project .verify/run-env.json)" \
--filter "label=com.docker.compose.service=worker" --format '{{.State}}' | grep -q running
```
Before offering the commit, re-read the drafted contract and reject your own
draft if any field contains a resolved port number that has a documented
variable, or any name containing a run id.
## 2. Sniff the repo
```bash
VERIFY_SCRIPTS="${VERIFY_SCRIPTS:-$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/scripts}"
bash "$VERIFY_SCRIPTS/sniff.sh" > /tmp/verify-sniff.json
cat /tmp/verify-sniff.json
```
## 3. Confirm, one question per unknown
Use AskUserQuestion. Every option must come from the sniff output; the user
corrects rather than authors. A single unambiguous candidate is taken silently
and shown in the final summary.
- Boot: options = each `.boot[]` candidate (label with its `cmd`), plus
"it's already running (breaks isolation — not recommended)" which selects
`"mode": "external"`. **The chosen candidate's `mode` and `compose_file`
are copied into the contract — never mix a process boot with a compose
teardown.** For `"process"` mode, `health_url` is required — do not write
the contract until the user supplies the URL to poll. For `"compose"`
mode, write `teardown: "docker compose -f <file> down -v"` — a throwaway
stack that keeps its volumes is not throwaway.
- Seed: options = `.seed[]`, plus "no seeding" and "I have a data file to load"
(if chosen, ask for the path and put it in `seed_data_files`; it is a plain
file the user produced themselves — how they made it is outside verify).
- Env file: options = `.env_files[]`, plus "none". The chosen file is sourced
by the environment manager before boot, seeds, and probes.
- Base URL: default `http://localhost:3000`, or the value in the env file if
it names one.
- How do API requests authenticate? A) a header whose value lives in an env
var — name the header (for example, `X-API-Key`) and the env var name; or B)
no auth. The value itself is never written anywhere: the contract stores
only the header name and the env var name.
- Probes: for each of `worker`, `sink`, `storage`, ask "is there a one-line
command that proves your <part> is alive? (leave blank to skip)". Explain:
a part with no probe still runs its criteria, but a failure on it will be
reported as possibly environmental rather than blamed on the change.
(`api`, `browser`, and `db` have built-in probes; don't ask about them.)
If `.has_stack` is false: plain-command mode. Write the contract with
`"mode": "none"` and empty boot/teardown/health, and say: "No runnable stack
found; /verify will run criteria as plain commands."
## 4. Write the contract
Write `.verify/setup.json`. The shape (this example is load-bearing — a test
parses it):
```json setup-contract
{
"mode": "compose",
"compose_file": "compose.yaml",
"boot": "docker compose -f compose.yaml up -d --wait",
"teardown": "docker compose -f compose.yaml down -v",
"seed": ["scripts/seed-e2e.sql"],
"seed_data_files": [],
"health_url": "",
"base_url": "http://localhost:${APP_PORT:-3000}",
"auth": {"header": "", "value_env": ""},
"env_file": ".env.example",
"observe": {"db_url_env": "DATABASE_URL"},
"probes": {"worker": "", "sink": "", "storage": ""}
}
```
Valid modes: `"compose"`, `"process"` (health_url required), `"external"`, `"none"`.
Show the written file and the summary of silently-taken single candidates.
## 5. Capture authentication, if needed
Keep authentication as Playwright storage state. It contains no password entry
flow or credential capture by Verify; the user logs in directly in the browser.
Check whether the selected base URL is running:
```bash
VERIFY_SCRIPTS="${VERIFY_SCRIPTS:-$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/scripts}"
BASE_URL=$(jq -r '.base_url' .verify/setup.json | bash "$VERIFY_SCRIPTS/expand.sh" --load-env .verify/setup.json)
curl -sf "$BASE_URL" > /dev/null 2>&1 || echo "⚠ Dev server not running at $BASE_URL. Start it before logging in."
```
If the app requires login, open Playwright codegen and let the user authenticate:
```bash
VERIFY_SCRIPTS="${VERIFY_SCRIPTS:-$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/scripts}"
BASE_URL=$(jq -r '.base_url' .verify/setup.json | bash "$VERIFY_SCRIPTS/expand.sh" --load-env .verify/setup.json)
mkdir -p .verify
echo "A browser will open. Log in, then close the browser window."
npx playwright codegen --save-storage=.verify/auth.json "$BASE_URL"
chmod 600 .verify/auth.json
```
Verify the capture:
```bash
if [ -f .verify/auth.json ] && [ -s .verify/auth.json ]; then
COOKIE_COUNT=$(jq '.cookies | length' .verify/auth.json 2>/dev/null || echo 0)
echo "✓ Auth state captured: $COOKIE_COUNT cookies"
else
echo "✗ auth.json is empty. Log in when the browser opens, then close it."
exit 1
fi
```
Finish with: `✓ Setup complete. Run /verify before your next PR.`
## 6. Share with your worktrees
A git worktree gets the committed contract for free but not the gitignored
files. Push them to the per-repo shared store so every worktree inherits them:
```bash
VERIFY_SCRIPTS="${VERIFY_SCRIPTS:-$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/scripts}"
bash "$VERIFY_SCRIPTS/shared-store.sh" push
```
This copies `.verify/auth.json` and the chosen env file to
`~/.verify/<repo-slug>/` (permissions 700/600). Tell the user: deleting that
folder stops NEW worktrees inheriting the login; copies already pulled into
worktrees remain until their `.verify/` is deleted. Run `push` again whenever auth is
recaptured or the env file changes.
Skill source recorded
Skill instructions are recorded. This is not a runtime test, safety guarantee or compatibility certification.
Review before install: Avoid automatic install
Listed tools are metadata hints, not tested compatibility. Agent prompts are suggested handoffs.
Check the source for dependencies, API keys and third-party costs. A public repository does not mean every service is free.
Repository metadata and review signals are advisory. Popularity, source discovery and successful execution are different facts.
Version reported in registry metadata; check source releases before relying on it.
Quality
68/100
Promising
Trust
62/100
Sandbox only
Audit
76/100
Needs review
This page exposes the same decision, trust, audit, use-case, and install signals through the Registry API, so agents can rank this skill without scraping the UI.
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