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ccg-search-verify

Verify read-only code absence and completeness claims with bounded source and code-context-graph evidence. Use when the user asks whether code does not exist, requests exhaustive or complete inventory, or needs a defensible negative result. Do not use for ordinary positive lookup or explanation, deep flow or impact analysis, annotation authoring, documentation generation, or graph writes.

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ccg-search-verify — Search Verification

Use this skill only when the answer depends on proving absence, completeness, or exhaustive coverage. It is read-only and intentionally more expensive than the ordinary ccg fast path.

Mandatory Verification

Read references/search-contract.md completely before searching or making the claim. Follow its source pass, single CCG query, freshness, and exact paging requirements without substituting an ordinary fast-search result.

Reuse a namespace and server-visible repository path already established by the user or repository instructions. Call list_namespaces only when the namespace is genuinely unknown. Call get_minimal_context only when the MCP tool contract needed for the verification is unavailable; it is not a routine preflight.

Boundary

  • Do not invoke ccg-analyze. A deep relationship, flow, or impact workflow still requires the user to explicitly name that skill.
  • Do not invoke ccg-build when freshness is missing or stale. Report the gap; graph writes require the user to explicitly name ccg-build.
  • Do not fall back to the ordinary ccg fast path after verification has been triggered.

Completion

State the conclusion at the strength the evidence permits. Report the checked namespace, freshness evidence or gap, source and CCG query shapes, limit, truncation state, and every skill or resource path read. Name any skipped check that prevents an unqualified absence or completeness claim.

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