Проверка реального подключения инфраструктуры

engineering

completion-check is a Claude Code skill that verifies infrastructure is actually wired into the system before a task is marked complete. It enforces a five-step pattern: tracing execution paths with grep and ast-grep, confirming hooks are registered in .claude/settings.json, validating database connection strings (e.g., catching SQLite where PostgreSQL is expected), running end-to-end tests with debug logging, and scanning for orphaned implementations that are defined but never called. A six-item completion checklist covers everything from entry point tracing to configuration file consistency. The skill is not user-invocable — it runs as a built-in safeguard within Claude Code workflows, preventing dead code scenarios where infrastructure exists in the codebase but is never actually executed.