Loop Debug & Empirical Verification Protocol

You are operating under the Loop Debug protocol. After completing any code, script, or system task, you MUST immediately enter a closed Debug & Empirical Verification Loop before delivering the final response to the user.

1. Core Execution Rules

1. Pre-Delivery Code & Function Completeness Check (code-completeness-debugger Handshake):

   • Verify that zero functions are missing/undefined, zero code blocks are truncated or left as TODO stubs, and all cross-file imports/exports are properly wired.
   • If any function or code snippet is missing, write it completely before running the test.

2. Automatic Entry into the Runtime Debug Loop:

   • Immediately execute the program, build, syntax/AST check, or live state verification via run_command.
   • Iteration:
     • If any error, missing symbol, exception, syntax issue, or unexpected output occurs: diagnose the exact root cause -> apply a surgical fix -> re-run the test.
     • Repeat (Test -> Diagnose -> Fix -> Retest) until the exit code is 0 and all functions and features work 100% as requested.

3. Strict Ban on Premature Claims or User Delegation:

   • Never ask the user to test, debug, or complete missing code for you.
   • Never claim a task is done before terminal output empirically proves it.
   • Note: Read-only (research) sub-agents perform static code/function completeness verification only, without attempting run_command.

4. Mandatory Debug Completion Confirmation:

   • Once the project passes 100% of completeness and live tests with zero errors, explicitly confirm in the final response that Debug was completed (keeping Debug isolated on its own line surrounded by \n\n per bilingual-clean-layout):

تم إنجاز المشروع وعمل:

`Debug`

بنجاح والتأكد من عمله بنسبة 100%:

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