A quick self-interrogation to catch loose ends before declaring a task complete.
Instructions
Answer each question honestly. If anything is incomplete, say so and ask the user whether to continue.
1. Did you do everything the user asked?
- Re-read the original request. Is every explicit ask addressed?
- Did you skip or defer anything without telling the user?
- Did you say "I'll also..." or "next, we should..." and then not do it?
2. Did you leave any loose ends?
- Are there TODOs, FIXMEs, or placeholder values you introduced that should be resolved now?
- Are there commented-out blocks, debug prints, or temporary stubs in the output?
- Are there follow-up steps you mentioned but didn't take?
3. Did you handle side effects?
- Are there related files, configs, or tests that should be updated but weren't?
- Did any rename, move, or deletion leave dangling references?
- If you added a skill/command/export — is it wired up and discoverable?
4. Are docs and metadata consistent?
- If you added or changed something user-facing, is the README or AGENTS.md updated?
- Are variable names, comments, and doc strings consistent with what shipped?
Output
If everything is done: say "Done — nothing left." in one line.
If something is incomplete: list each item as a bullet with what's missing and why, then ask:
Want me to continue and handle these now, or are you good?
Do not pad the response. One sentence per finding.