Solution Verifier

Verify competitive programming and LeetCode solutions for correctness through static analysis, automated test case generation, and execution.

CRITICAL: Complete ALL 4 phases. Do not stop after static analysis.

Phase 1: Parse Input

Goal: Extract the problem statement and solution code.

Parse $ARGUMENTS to extract:

1. Problem statement — the full problem description with constraints, I/O format, and examples
2. Solution code — the user's Python solution (inline code, file path, or pasted)

If both are in $ARGUMENTS, separate them. The problem statement typically comes first, followed by the solution code in a code block or after a separator.

If the solution is a file path, read it:

Read [file_path]

If the problem statement is missing, ask for it:

AskUserQuestion:
  question: "Please provide the problem statement for verification. I need it to generate test cases and validate correctness."
  options:
    - label: "Paste problem text"
      description: "Paste the full problem statement with constraints and examples"
    - label: "Describe the problem"
      description: "Describe what the problem asks — I'll generate test cases from that"

If the solution code is missing, ask for it:

AskUserQuestion:
  question: "Please provide your solution code to verify."
  options:
    - label: "Paste code"
      description: "Paste your Python solution code"
    - label: "Provide file path"
      description: "Give the path to your solution file"

If the solution is not Python, note this to the user and proceed with analysis (the verifier agent will handle language adaptation).

Phase 2: Spawn Verifier Agent

Goal: Delegate verification to the specialized agent.

Use the Task tool to spawn the solution-verifier agent:

Task:
  subagent_type: "agent-alchemy-cs-tools:solution-verifier"
  prompt: |
    ## Problem Statement
    [full problem text with all constraints, I/O format, and examples]

    ## Solution Code

[the user's solution code]

    Perform full verification following your structured process:
    1. Static analysis for logic errors and edge case handling
    2. Generate test cases (basic, edge, stress)
    3. Write and execute test harness
    4. Compile report with verdict

Phase 3: Receive Results

Goal: Collect and validate the agent's findings.

The agent returns a structured report containing:

• Static analysis findings with severity ratings
• Test results table (pass/fail per test case)
• Overall verdict (CORRECT / INCORRECT / PARTIALLY CORRECT / TLE RISK)
• Bug analysis for failures (root cause, affected lines, fix suggestion)
• Performance assessment (algorithm complexity vs constraint requirements)
• Improvement suggestions

Review the report for completeness. If the agent encountered infrastructure issues (test harness errors, not solution bugs), note this to the user.

Phase 4: Present Report

Goal: Present the verification results with follow-up options.

Present the report to the user with clear formatting:

1. Verdict — the overall result prominently displayed
2. Static Analysis — findings table if there are any Critical or Warning findings
3. Test Results — the pass/fail table showing all test cases
4. Bug Analysis — for each failure: root cause, affected lines, and specific fix suggestion
5. Performance Assessment — whether the solution meets time/space requirements
6. Improvement Suggestions — code quality and optimization recommendations

After presenting the report, offer follow-up actions:

AskUserQuestion:
  question: "What would you like to do next?"
  options:
    - label: "Fix bugs and re-verify"
      description: "I'll apply the suggested fixes and run verification again"
    - label: "Show corrected solution"
      description: "Generate a complete corrected solution using /solve"
    - label: "Add more test cases"
      description: "Generate additional test cases targeting specific scenarios"
    - label: "Done"
      description: "Verification complete, no further action needed"

If the user selects "Fix bugs and re-verify":

• Apply the fix suggestions from the bug analysis
• Re-run Phase 2-4 with the corrected code

If "Show corrected solution":

• Suggest using /solve with the same problem statement to get a fresh, verified solution

If "Add more test cases":

• Ask what scenarios to target (specific edge cases, larger inputs, adversarial cases)
• Re-spawn the verifier with additional test requirements