
Maintain Verification Skill
Keeps a project's verification skill aligned with source and real evidence.
Install
npx skills add paperclipai/paperclip --skill maintain-verification-skill -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- paperclipai/paperclip110k
- Category
- Testing
- Updated
- 3d ago
- License
- MIT
- Context cost
- Mediumabout 1,909 tokens
- Runs scripts
- No, instructions only
What it does
Keep a project's verification skill and product/agent access maps aligned with current source and real evidence. Use for /maintain-verification-skill, auditing the verify skill, or reconciling feature and agent access coverage.
Maintain a verification skill and its maps
Keep user journeys and agent access aligned with the app. For Paperclip, read the
map contract, the
feature index, and the
agent access index. These are sibling
maps under maps/, with the same area filenames and capability IDs. Preserve
Poteto's product format.
Agent companions follow the shared contract; they do not duplicate user recipes.
An API endpoint, an OpenAPI actor label, a declared scenario tool and an admitted production agent path are different evidence. Verify which permitted agent surface can actually express an operation. Track source review, operation review and executed proof separately. A source-only baseline is useful, but cannot certify complete coverage or live behavior.
Outcomes
Pick one and report source scope, live scope and remaining gaps separately:
- clean, the requested scope got source and live coverage, with no corrections.
- changed, proven skill/map/check corrections are ready to review; name any access gaps or unexecuted coverage that remains.
- blocked, requested coverage or a proven correction could not finish; name the unmet prerequisite and evidence captured so far.
A targeted audit covers its named areas; do not present it as a full pass. A full pass reads every area from source and exercises every reachable feature, plus relevant permitted-agent and denial paths. Report unreachable prerequisites and not-run operations rather than silently reducing the scope.

