Seven reviewers on your build, none of them optimists
“It’s done” is the most expensive phrase in software. Meta-Cognitive Verification exists to test it.
After a build, the skill runs the whole thing past seven perspectives: QA, Product, Project Manager, Tech Lead, Business Analyst, DevOps, and Stakeholder. Each one wants evidence. It traces data contracts field by field, so the camelCase the frontend reads actually matches the snake_case the backend sends. It hunts for dummy data, debug logs, half-built pages, missing auth. Nothing passes on a vibe.
The output is a report with a confidence score and a verdict, not a thumbs up. Below the bar, it tells you what’s blocking and refuses to call the work done.
This is the “after the change” half of how I work. The partner to it, root-cause, runs before the change. Both go across 40+ agents.
npx skills add olakunlevpn/olakunlevpn-meta-cognitive-verification