Validation Checklist
Guides software projects through a standardized pre-delivery validation process for backend and frontend code.
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Key features
- Enforces documentation standards, including task status updates and detailed QA test case creation.
- Executes universal quality checks including unit/integration tests, linting, and type-checking.
- Includes a manual verification step to confirm the application runs and functions as expected.
- Provides stack-specific validation steps for backend (NestJS/Node.js) and frontend (Next.js/React) frameworks.
- Defines a clear failure procedure and a standardized reporting format for validation results.
Use cases
- Preparing a feature for handover to the Quality Assurance (QA) team.
- Validating a pull request before merging it into the main branch.
- Performing a final quality self-check on a development task before marking it as complete.
FAQ
How does this skill improve my workflow?
It standardizes the pre-delivery process, reducing bugs found in QA by catching issues early. It enforces consistent quality and documentation standards across your team, saving significant time on rework and improving collaboration.
What does the Validation Checklist skill do?
This skill provides a standardized checklist to validate code quality, documentation, and functionality before project handoff. It guides Claude through universal checks and stack-specific steps for both backend (NestJS) and frontend (Next.js) code.
What capabilities does it provide?
It executes universal quality checks like running tests, linting, and type-checking. It also provides specific validation steps for NestJS APIs (endpoints, DTOs) and Next.js applications (builds, performance), while enforcing documentation and QA test case creation.
When should I use this skill?
Use this skill after you have finished implementing a development task and before you deliver it for QA or merge it. It serves as a final quality gate to ensure your work is complete and meets project standards.