Quickbase MCP Server

# Task Verification Process This document outlines the verification process used to ensure all tasks are properly completed and verified before being marked as such in the task registry. ## Process Overview ``` ┌──────────────┐ ┌──────────────┐ ┌──────────────┐ │ Implement │ │ Verify │ │ Update │ │ Changes │────►│ Changes │────►│ Status │ └──────────────┘ └──────────────┘ └──────────────┘ ``` ## Verification Steps ### 1. Implementation Completion - All code changes are committed to version control - Code meets style guidelines and linting rules - Basic functionality is confirmed by the implementer ### 2. Verification Checks For each task type, specific verification methods are used: #### Code Implementation Tasks - Code compiles without errors - Unit tests pass (if applicable) - Code adheres to TypeScript standards - Functionality matches specification - No regressions in existing functionality #### Documentation Tasks - Documentation is complete and accurate - All required sections are present - Links are valid - Information is up-to-date #### Infrastructure Tasks - Configuration is valid - System operates as expected - Environment works correctly ### 3. Evidence Collection For each completed task, evidence is collected: - Screenshots (if applicable) - Test results - Git commit references - Specific verification steps taken ### 4. Status Update Only after verification is complete: - Task status is updated in registry - Last update date is set to current date - Verification evidence is noted in comments ## Verification Examples ### Example 1: Verifying Code Implementation **Task:** Implement authentication module **Verification Steps:** 1. Code written and committed (commit: `abc123`) 2. Module compiles without errors 3. Auth module successfully creates and validates tokens 4. Unit tests pass (test coverage: 85%) 5. Integration with API client verified **Evidence:** Test output showing successful authentication with Quickbase API ### Example 2: Verifying Infrastructure Task **Task:** Set up TypeScript configuration **Verification Steps:** 1. tsconfig.json created and committed 2. Sample TypeScript file compiles correctly 3. Configuration includes all required options 4. Integration with build process verified **Evidence:** Build output showing successful compilation of TypeScript files ## Failure Resolution If verification fails: 1. Task remains "In Progress" 2. Issues are documented 3. Implementation is updated to address issues 4. Verification process repeats ## Continuous Validation As development progresses, previously verified tasks may be re-validated: - When dependent tasks are implemented - During integration testing - After significant architecture changes This ensures continuous quality throughout the development lifecycle.