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Verification Standard
This document defines how shell commands in the DSCC docs are
verified and how the # [待验证] marker is lifted.
Tiers
| Tier | Meaning | Evidence required |
|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 — Code-verified | Command form is confirmed by reading source; running it would only
re-prove what clap/bash guarantees. Examples: dscc --help,
dscc --version, export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=...,
cargo build. |
File:line citation to the relevant parser or README line. |
| Tier 2 — Local smoke | Exits 0 in a sandbox with no network, no credentials. Examples:
dscc init, dscc agents,
dscc skills, dscc system-prompt,
dscc dump-manifests, dscc bootstrap-plan. |
Log file under
docs/verification/logs/tier2/<slug>.log with
exit: 0 and a key output pattern. |
| Tier 3 — API-dependent | Requires a live provider. Examples:
dscc --model <id> prompt "..." and every cookbook
case. |
Log file under
docs/verification/logs/tier3/<slug>.log with exit 0,
non-empty model output, tool trace matching the cookbook’s expected
behavior. |
| Tier 4 — Interactive only | Cannot be scripted: REPL sessions, OAuth flow
(dscc login), commands whose value comes from typing slash
commands after loading. |
Replace # [待验证] with # [交互] and add a
one-line human instruction. |
Lifecycle of a marker
- Author writes a command with
# [待验证]. - Verifier runs the command per the tier above.
- On PASS: delete the marker, record the log path (Tier 2/3) or the
code citation (Tier 1) in
docs/verification/registry.md. - On FAIL: keep the marker, write the failure into the registry, and fix the doc (either the command or its surrounding claim).
- Tier 4 never loses the marker; it is renamed
# [交互].
Log format
Each Tier 2/3 log file contains:
# <file-relative-path>:<line> — <short description>
$ <exact command invoked>
<stdout + stderr as captured>
---
exit: <code>
duration: <seconds>s
model: <model id, Tier 3 only>
verdict: PASS | FAIL
notes: <one-line explanation>
API keys and URLs are never written to logs. Redact
them with <REDACTED> when they appear in commands or
stderr.
Directory layout
docs/
├── verification.md # this file
└── verification/
├── registry.md # PASS/FAIL index, one row per command
└── logs/
├── tier2/<slug>.log
└── tier3/<slug>.log