Validation

Validation commands verify that your project artifacts are accurate, complete, and internally consistent. They compare claims in your documents against the actual codebase and ground truth, flag discrepancies, and help you fix them before they become bugs.

Commands in this category

• /gaia-val-validate user-facing Validate an artifact against your codebase and ground truth -- scans file paths, verifies claims, reports findings.
• /gaia-val-validate-plan user-facing Validate an implementation plan before execution -- catches incorrect file targets and scope issues.
• /gaia-validate-story user-facing Full story validation with factual verification, recording the outcome as PASSED, FAILED, or UNVERIFIED.
• /gaia-validate-rubric user-facing Validate a rubric file (JSON or YAML) against the rubric schema.
• /gaia-validate-framework user-facing Scan the GAIA framework tree for consistency, broken references, and missing components.
• /gaia-refresh-ground-truth user-facing Rescan the filesystem and update the ground-truth file used by the validator.
• /gaia-val-save user-facing Persist validation session decisions and findings to memory files.
• /gaia-check-dod user-facing Check the Definition of Done checklist for a story, reporting per-item checked/unchecked state.
• /gaia-check-review-gate user-facing Check the composite Review Gate status and transition story to done if all reviews pass.