Verify a versioned software release is genuinely complete — tickets actually implemented (not just closed), docs discoverable (not just present), CI green on all matrix platforms, coverage gated, security scan clean, rollback path tested, and version metadata consistent. Produces a structured READY / NOT READY / BLOCKED report with evidence-backed findings and action items.
Turn a vague success claim into one sourced metric, then blur a client name lacking permission.
From a local ISSUE file to a verified, committed deliverable — with a fresh-subagent acceptance gate that catches wrong screenshots and leaked logic.
Paste your staged changes, a diff, or a list of merged commits/PRs and get clean Conventional Commits messages, a grouped CHANGELOG entry in Keep a Changelog format, and a suggested Semantic Versioning bump (major/minor/patch) with the reason. Built for developers and coding agents (Claude Code, Codex) doing the everyday git loop and cutting releases. Uses only the pasted changes; unknowns are [FILL IN]. No API key, no repo access, no personal data.
Reconcile Shopify orders, refunds, fees and payouts against bank deposits, with clear exception reports and accountant-friendly files.
8-K Item 2.04 trips on existing debt. Acceleration, increase, or reserved-rights notice — blank means reserved, not a call. EDGAR link on every slip.
在发布前检查 README、论文或报告中的声明是否仍与当前 CSV/JSON 结果一致，输出带证据的 SUPPORTED、STALE 或 UNSUPPORTED 闸门报告。
Say “dashboard” and see this week’s 8-K Item 3.01 listing notices — exchange, rule cited, notice type, cure period — each row linked to EDGAR.
Stop confidently-wrong LLM answers. This instruction set forces calibration: every uncertain claim carries a confidence value, every proposed fix names how it breaks and what undoing it costs, every constraint you set is honored or questioned—never silently dropped. Claims are typed, revisions tracked, contradictions logged, drift flagged. Audit and checkpoint on command. Correctness outranks brevity, unconditionally. For technical work where a plausible wrong answer is the expensive one.