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app_verification
Verify a newly created or newly installed Rome app after `coding:app_creation` or `coding:workflow_creation` finishes installing it. Use only as a second-pass verifier: receive the app id, source root, expected behavior, and local dashboard/API base URL from the creator, then vis
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Verify a newly created or newly installed Rome app after `coding:app_creation` or `coding:workflow_creation` finishes installing it. Use only as a second-pass verifier: receive the app id, source root, expected behavior, and local dashboard/API base URL from the creator, then visit the installed app, exercise its safe paths, and report pass/fail evidence. Do not use for scaffolding, implementation, or editing.
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App Verification
Use this skill after app creation has finished commit and
system:app_management { op: "install", ... }. Your job is to verify the installed app
from runtime evidence, not from the creator's memory, assumptions, or
unverified claims.
The parent/creator should pass only the verification handoff:
appId<app-root>absolute path- packed artifact path, normally
<app-root>/.rome/artifact(daemon-managed output of amode: "source"install) - dashboard base URL and internal API base URL, if known
- the user's original intent and the expected happy path
- any required credentials or external connections already known to be missing
- safe sample inputs for actions/API calls, if the app needs inputs
If any of those are missing, infer what you can from <app-root> and the local
Rome runtime. Ask the parent only when the missing information would make the
verification misleading.
Verification contract
You are a verifier, not the author. Default to read-only inspection plus safe runtime probes. Do not edit the app, commit, install, or paper over failures. If you find a defect, report the exact symptom, evidence, and the smallest likely fix area.
Before testing behavior, establish the app shape:
- Read
<app-root>/app.yaml,.rome_store/rome_store.yamlwhen present,README.md, and relevant files undersrc/. - Identify declared surfaces:
web,api,actions,agents,skills,hooks, anddb. - Confirm the expected behavior from the handoff maps to those surfaces.
Required checks
1. Build and install evidence
From <app-root>:
pnpm build
git status --short
test -d .rome/artifact
test -f .rome/artifact/app.yaml
The build must pass. The working tree should be clean unless the handoff
explicitly says verification is happening before the final commit. The packed
artifact must exist: a mode: "source" install builds and packs into
.rome/artifact before installing, so its presence is evidence the install ran —
and its absence means the app was never installed from this source root.
If the app was changed after the last install, the verification fails: runtime behavior would not match source.
1b. Share-card tagline
From <app-root>:
grep -n '^tagline:' .rome/artifact/app.yaml
The installed manifest must carry a non-empty tagline: it is the only text
the app's social share card shows and the og:description beside it; without
one the card still renders (icon, name, link) but its description line is
empty. Check the packed artifact, not the source file — a tagline added after
the last install is not live. A missing, empty, or still-placeholder tagline (the
scaffold's "One sentence for the share card", or any " in one sentence"-style
stub) is a fail:
report "add a one-sentence tagline to app.yaml and reinstall" so the creator
fills it in per app_creation/REFERENCE.md
(≤ 80 chars / 40 CJK, benefit-first, like an App Store subtitle). Length and
line-count are enforced by the installer, so only presence needs checking.
2. Installed app visibility
Visit the running Rome dashboard, using the base URL from the handoff or the local default if obvious:
/appsshould list the app./apps/<appId>should load the app detail/mounted UI.- The app name, description, icon,
.rome_storemetadata, and README/App Store listing should match the product that was built.
Use browser automation when available so you can catch page-level failures, blank screens, and console errors. If browser automation is unavailable, use HTTP probes and state the coverage gap.
3. Web UI smoke
If app.yaml declares web, open /apps/<appId> and verify:
- the mounted UI renders non-blank content
- no fatal console errors or failed app bundle requests appear
- primary controls are visible and usable
- loading, empty, error, and content states are represented where applicable
- the UI still looks coherent after a page refresh
For apps with persisted user data, create or use a safe test record, refresh, and confirm the state still appears.
4. API and action behavior
If the app declares api, call the expected route(s), usually under
/api/apps/<appId>/..., with safe inputs. Verify the response status and body
shape match the app contract.
If the app declares actions, run the happy-path action(s) with safe sample
inputs. Prefer read-only or fixture inputs. For write/external side effects,
verify dry-run/status behavior or report the required manual/credential check
instead of causing unintended effects.
For workflow apps, POST /api/apps/<appId>/run with the agreed input must
return a result, and the dashboard "Run now" flow should expose the same result.
5. Specialized surfaces
Verify only the surfaces the app actually declares:
db: migrations/schema are present; data written by the app survives refresh or restart-level reload when feasible.agents: a safe smoke prompt reaches the intended agent and uses declared tools/skills without "unknown agent", "unknown action", or schema errors.skills: each listed skill directory has a validSKILL.mdwith frontmatter and a trigger-focused description.hooks: the hook is registered after app reload/install and handles a safe sample event or has a clear manual verification path.routines: if the handoff says scheduling was part of the request, confirm the routine targets the installed app action and has the intended cadence.
Other aspects worth verifying
Call these out in the report when relevant, even if you cannot fully exercise them automatically:
- permission boundaries and approval behavior for write/external actions
- missing or unconnected external toolkits and credentials
- dark mode and small-screen layout for web apps
- accessibility basics: keyboard path, labels, focus visibility, contrast
- destructive-action safeguards and confirmation flows
- app reload behavior after
POST /apps/reload - dependency declarations in the app's own
package.json - product fit: the app owns durable user state or multiple operations; otherwise it may have been better as a workflow
Report format
Return a concise verdict:
Verdict: pass | fail | blocked
App: <appId>
Evidence:
- <check>: <result and command/URL used>
- ...
Issues:
- <severity>: <symptom, evidence, likely file/surface>
Gaps:
- <anything not verified and why>
Suggested additional verification:
- <manual or follow-up checks that matter for this app>
Use pass only when the installed app was visited or probed at runtime and the
declared surfaces work on their safe happy paths. Use blocked when the local
runtime, credentials, or required inputs are unavailable.
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name: app_verification description: Verify a newly created or newly installed Rome app after `coding:app_creation` or `coding:workflow_creation` finishes installing it. Use only as a second-pass verifier: receive the app id, source root, expected behavior, and local dashboard/API base URL from the creator, then visit the installed app, exercise its safe paths, and report pass/fail evidence. Do not use for scaffolding, implementation, or editing. tools: [Read, Bash]
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---
name: app_verification
description: Verify a newly created or newly installed Rome app after `coding:app_creation` or `coding:workflow_creation` finishes installing it. Use only as a second-pass verifier: receive the app id, source root, expected behavior, and local dashboard/API base URL from the creator, then visit the installed app, exercise its safe paths, and report pass/fail evidence. Do not use for scaffolding, implementation, or editing.
tools: [Read, Bash]
---
# App Verification
Use this skill after app creation has finished commit and
`system:app_management { op: "install", ... }`. Your job is to verify the installed app
from runtime evidence, not from the creator's memory, assumptions, or
unverified claims.
The parent/creator should pass only the verification handoff:
- `appId`
- `<app-root>` absolute path
- packed artifact path, normally `<app-root>/.rome/artifact` (daemon-managed
output of a `mode: "source"` install)
- dashboard base URL and internal API base URL, if known
- the user's original intent and the expected happy path
- any required credentials or external connections already known to be missing
- safe sample inputs for actions/API calls, if the app needs inputs
If any of those are missing, infer what you can from `<app-root>` and the local
Rome runtime. Ask the parent only when the missing information would make the
verification misleading.
## Verification contract
You are a verifier, not the author. Default to read-only inspection plus safe
runtime probes. Do not edit the app, commit, install, or paper over failures. If
you find a defect, report the exact symptom, evidence, and the smallest likely
fix area.
Before testing behavior, establish the app shape:
1. Read `<app-root>/app.yaml`, `.rome_store/rome_store.yaml` when present, `README.md`, and relevant files under `src/`.
2. Identify declared surfaces: `web`, `api`, `actions`, `agents`, `skills`,
`hooks`, and `db`.
3. Confirm the expected behavior from the handoff maps to those surfaces.
## Required checks
### 1. Build and install evidence
From `<app-root>`:
```sh
pnpm build
git status --short
test -d .rome/artifact
test -f .rome/artifact/app.yaml
```
The build must pass. The working tree should be clean unless the handoff
explicitly says verification is happening before the final commit. The packed
artifact must exist: a `mode: "source"` install builds and packs into
`.rome/artifact` before installing, so its presence is evidence the install ran —
and its absence means the app was never installed from this source root.
If the app was changed after the last install, the verification fails: runtime
behavior would not match source.
### 1b. Share-card tagline
From `<app-root>`:
```sh
grep -n '^tagline:' .rome/artifact/app.yaml
```
The installed manifest must carry a non-empty `tagline`: it is the only text
the app's social share card shows and the `og:description` beside it; without
one the card still renders (icon, name, link) but its description line is
empty. Check the packed artifact, not the source file — a tagline added after
the last install is not live. A missing, empty, or still-placeholder tagline (the
scaffold's "One sentence for the share card", or any "<Name> in one sentence"-style
stub) is a **fail**:
report "add a one-sentence `tagline` to app.yaml and reinstall" so the creator
fills it in per [`app_creation/REFERENCE.md`](../app_creation/REFERENCE.md)
(≤ 80 chars / 40 CJK, benefit-first, like an App Store subtitle). Length and
line-count are enforced by the installer, so only presence needs checking.
### 2. Installed app visibility
Visit the running Rome dashboard, using the base URL from the handoff or the
local default if obvious:
- `/apps` should list the app.
- `/apps/<appId>` should load the app detail/mounted UI.
- The app name, description, icon, `.rome_store` metadata, and README/App Store listing should match
the product that was built.
Use browser automation when available so you can catch page-level failures,
blank screens, and console errors. If browser automation is unavailable, use
HTTP probes and state the coverage gap.
### 3. Web UI smoke
If `app.yaml` declares `web`, open `/apps/<appId>` and verify:
- the mounted UI renders non-blank content
- no fatal console errors or failed app bundle requests appear
- primary controls are visible and usable
- loading, empty, error, and content states are represented where applicable
- the UI still looks coherent after a page refresh
For apps with persisted user data, create or use a safe test record, refresh,
and confirm the state still appears.
### 4. API and action behavior
If the app declares `api`, call the expected route(s), usually under
`/api/apps/<appId>/...`, with safe inputs. Verify the response status and body
shape match the app contract.
If the app declares `actions`, run the happy-path action(s) with safe sample
inputs. Prefer read-only or fixture inputs. For write/external side effects,
verify dry-run/status behavior or report the required manual/credential check
instead of causing unintended effects.
For workflow apps, `POST /api/apps/<appId>/run` with the agreed input must
return a result, and the dashboard "Run now" flow should expose the same result.
### 5. Specialized surfaces
Verify only the surfaces the app actually declares:
- `db`: migrations/schema are present; data written by the app survives refresh
or restart-level reload when feasible.
- `agents`: a safe smoke prompt reaches the intended agent and uses declared
tools/skills without "unknown agent", "unknown action", or schema errors.
- `skills`: each listed skill directory has a valid `SKILL.md` with frontmatter
and a trigger-focused description.
- `hooks`: the hook is registered after app reload/install and handles a safe
sample event or has a clear manual verification path.
- `routines`: if the handoff says scheduling was part of the request, confirm
the routine targets the installed app action and has the intended cadence.
## Other aspects worth verifying
Call these out in the report when relevant, even if you cannot fully exercise
them automatically:
- permission boundaries and approval behavior for write/external actions
- missing or unconnected external toolkits and credentials
- dark mode and small-screen layout for web apps
- accessibility basics: keyboard path, labels, focus visibility, contrast
- destructive-action safeguards and confirmation flows
- app reload behavior after `POST /apps/reload`
- dependency declarations in the app's own `package.json`
- product fit: the app owns durable user state or multiple operations; otherwise
it may have been better as a workflow
## Report format
Return a concise verdict:
```text
Verdict: pass | fail | blocked
App: <appId>
Evidence:
- <check>: <result and command/URL used>
- ...
Issues:
- <severity>: <symptom, evidence, likely file/surface>
Gaps:
- <anything not verified and why>
Suggested additional verification:
- <manual or follow-up checks that matter for this app>
```
Use `pass` only when the installed app was visited or probed at runtime and the
declared surfaces work on their safe happy paths. Use `blocked` when the local
runtime, credentials, or required inputs are unavailable.
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Licence: MIT
- Dependency or permission surface needs review
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- L’approbation de revue IA est absente
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- Stars/forks activity: 489 stars, 37 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
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- Dépôt source
- rome-os/rome
- Licence
- MIT
- Version
- Unknown
- Dernier push GitHub
- 11 sept. 2026
- Registre mis à jour
- 11 sept. 2026
- Chemin des instructions
- rome_apps/coding/src/skills/app_verification/SKILL.md @ b72084797cd1
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Qualité
65/100
Prometteur
Confiance
61/100
Sandbox uniquement
Audit
73/100
Revue nécessaire
- Dependency or permission surface needs review
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- L’approbation de revue IA est absente
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- Stars/forks activity: 489 stars, 37 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access
- Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- Review status: AI review approval is missing
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