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Acceptance checks are an executable verification method in spec-driven development: each check describes an observable behavior that the builder must make the system actually satisfy in the browser; unlike unit tests, acceptance checks usually start from the user's perspective and cover end-to-end flows across modules, but they only verify behavior that has been written down and cannot find boundaries the spec does not mention.
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