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Verify code-review or security-review findings for false positives using deep codebase tracing, framework-aware analysis, and web research. Produces a .verified.md report alongside the original. Use when a review report has been generated and needs independent verification, or when user runs /verify-findings, mentions "verify review", "check false positives", or "validate findings".

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Verify Review Findings

Independent false-positive verification. Assume every finding is false until proven by evidence.

Parse Arguments

  • $ARGUMENTS (required): Path to the review report file to verify

If no argument is provided, ask the user for the report path.

Step 1 — Read and Parse Report

  1. Read the report file at the provided path
  2. Detect review type from the header:
  3. "Pragmatic Code Review Report" → code review
  4. "Security Review Report" → security review
  5. Extract each finding into a structured list:
  6. Triage level (Blocker, Improvement, Question)
  7. File path and line number
  8. Description and confidence/severity scores
  9. For security: CWE, category, exploit scenario
  10. Skip Praise and Nit findings — only verify Blocker, Improvement, and Question

Step 2 — Verify Each Finding

For each extracted finding, perform independent verification. See [WORKFLOW.md](WORKFLOW.md) for detailed procedures.

Code Review Findings

  1. Read the flagged code at the specified line with ~50 lines of surrounding context
  2. Grep the codebase for the same pattern to check if it's an established convention
  3. Verify the cited principle — does SOLID/DRY/KISS/YAGNI actually apply here?
  4. Check framework handling — does the framework or library address this concern automatically?
  5. Assess concrete impact — is the problem demonstrable or theoretical?

Security Review Findings

  1. Read the flagged code and trace data flow from source to sink
  2. Grep for sanitizers/validators in the code path between source and sink
  3. Detect framework protections — React auto-escaping, Spring Security, Django ORM parameterization, etc.
  4. WebSearch the CWE/CVE for known false positive patterns and framework-specific mitigations
  5. Verify exploit feasibility — is the exploit scenario actually possible in this application context?
  6. Check code context — is this test-only code, behind authentication, or behind a feature flag?

Step 3 — Render Verdict

For each finding, assign one of:

| Verdict | Criteria | Action | |---------|----------|--------| | CONFIRMED | Evidence supports the finding | Keep in report, add verification note | | DISMISSED | Finding is a false positive | Move to Dismissed section with explanation | | DOWNGRADED | Valid but lower severity/confidence | Adjust scores, add explanation |

Decision rules: See [WORKFLOW.md](WORKFLOW.md) for the complete verdict decision matrix.

Default to CONFIRMED if uncertain after thorough investigation (conservative approach).

Step 4 — Generate Verified Report

  1. Create the verified report at: {original-path-without-extension}.verified.md
  2. Example: reviews/code/2026-03-01_14-30-00_code-review.md → reviews/code/2026-03-01_14-30-00_code-review.verified.md
  3. Preserve original structure — keep the same header, PR assessment, and format
  4. Add verification header:
**Verified by**: Claude Code (false-positive-verifier)
**Verification Date**: {ISO 8601 date}

## Verification Summary
| Metric | Count |
|--------|-------|
| **Findings Reviewed** | {N} |
| **Confirmed** | {N} |
| **Downgraded** | {N} |
| **Dismissed** | {N} |
| **Signal Ratio** | {confirmed / total reviewed}% |
  1. Annotate confirmed findings with verification notes:
> **Verification**: CONFIRMED — {evidence summary}
  1. Append Dismissed Findings section:
## Dismissed Findings

### Dismissed 1: `{file}:{line}` — {Original description}
- **Original Triage**: {Blocker/Improvement/Question}
- **Original Confidence**: {score}
- **Reason**: {Why this is a false positive}
- **Evidence**: {What was checked — grep results, framework docs, web research}
  1. Update Verdict with revised counts and recommendation

See [WORKFLOW.md](WORKFLOW.md) for the complete report template. See [EXAMPLES.md](EXAMPLES.md) for sample verified reports.

Output Instructions

  1. Save the verified report alongside the original
  2. Display the full verified report to the user
  3. Confirm: "Verified report saved to: {path}"

Resources

  • [WORKFLOW.md](WORKFLOW.md) — Detailed verification procedures, verdict decision matrix, web research protocol, report template
  • [EXAMPLES.md](EXAMPLES.md) — Sample verified reports for code and security reviews
  • [TROUBLESHOOTING.md](TROUBLESHOOTING.md) — Common issues with input parsing, verification quality, and output
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