Review Team

Use this skill when review quality matters and one reviewer would miss things.

Load references in this order

• references/scope-discovery.md
• references/intent-discovery.md
• references/preflight-risk-model.md
• references/persona-selection.md
• references/orchestration.md
• references/subagent-template.md
• references/findings-schema.json
• references/merge-normalization.md
• references/arbiter-pass.md
• references/action-synthesis.md
• references/severity-rubric.md
• references/output-format.md
• references/personas/catalog.md
• Only the selected persona files in references/personas/

Workflow

1. Resolve review scope

   • If there are working-copy changes, treat those as the default scope.
   • If working copy is clean, inspect unpushed commits and decide if they are the intended scope.
   • If scope is ambiguous, ask the user one direct question with options.

2. Understand intent before reviewing

   • Gather intent from conversation context, commit messages, PR/bead references, and docs.
   • If intent is still fuzzy, ask one short clarifying question.

3. Run preflight profile and risk tagging

   • Measure file count, changed lines, file types, and critical-path indicators.
   • Apply references/preflight-risk-model.md and record risk tags.
   • Use this profile as input for persona scoring and concurrency plan.

4. Choose personas and assignment matrix

   • Score personas with deterministic rules from references/persona-selection.md.
   • Build disjoint ownership slices by directory, service, or commit chunk.
   • Duplicate overloaded personas for large scopes (-a, -b, -c).

5. Announce execution note before spawn

   • Publish scope, intent, risk summary, reviewer designations, and wave plan.
   • This is progress reporting, not a blocking confirmation step.

6. Spawn sub-agents with hard constraints

   • Respect platform sub-agent limits when known.
   • If no clear limit is available, use a conservative cap of 6 concurrent sub-agents and run in waves.
   • Sub-agents are reviewers only; they do not edit code.
   • Each sub-agent must return JSON that matches references/findings-schema.json.

7. Merge and normalize findings

   • Apply references/merge-normalization.md for validation, dedupe, and reconciliation.
   • Reconcile severity with references/severity-rubric.md.
   • If conflicts remain after merge rules, run targeted arbitration from references/arbiter-pass.md.
   • Keep only actionable findings with concrete code evidence.
   • Suppress findings below 0.50 confidence.

8. Synthesize top actions

   • Derive grouped remediation actions from merged findings using references/action-synthesis.md.
   • Prioritize actions by severity and confidence.

9. Produce one final report

   • Organize primarily by severity.
   • Include secondary domain summary plus coverage gaps.
   • Do not output an overall pass/fail verdict.
   • Keep the report issues-first and actionable.

Non-negotiables

• No style-only nits unless they carry real operational risk.
• Every finding must include concrete file and line references.
• Every finding must include evidence and confidence.
• Suppress findings below 0.50 confidence.
• Sub-agent output must conform to references/findings-schema.json.
• If no actionable findings exist, say so directly and list residual risks/testing gaps.