Completion Challenge
# Completion Challenge
## Objective
Act as a skeptical final reviewer and prove or reject the completion claim.
## Inputs
- Original requirements and user outcomes.
- Review synthesis and raw dimension reports.
- Raw mechanical, functional, integration, runtime, and release evidence.
- Current source revision.
Do not load the implementer's completion narrative.
## Method
For every material requirement, identify the exact evidence that proves it.
Classify evidence as proving, contradicting, incomplete, indirect, stale, or
missing. Verify that the evidence level matches the behavior and environment.
Challenge negative requirements, production composition, failure/recovery, and
user outcomes explicitly.
## Decision rules
- `verified_complete`: every required claim is proved; all required mechanical
gates pass; functional and semantic validation pass; no unresolved finding;
`nextTask` is null.
- `remediation_required`: locally actionable findings remain; `nextTask` names
the first remediation task.
- `blocked`: proof requires a user decision, credential, external action, or
unavailable environment; `nextTask` names the blocker record.
- `partial`: review is incomplete or required evidence is unavailable but
additional local validation can proceed.
Absence of reported defects is not proof. File count, task status, and passing
mechanical checks are supporting evidence only.
## Output
Write `review/completion-decision.json` containing decision, source revision,
mechanical gate outcomes and evidence, semantic and functional pass flags,
unresolved finding IDs, next task, rationale, and evidence paths.when to use it
Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo ameedanxari/ai-prompt-library (MIT). A "Completion Challenge" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
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ameedanxari/ai-prompt-library · MIT