What problem does it solve? Agent-based code review decays quickly: rules get duplicated between guidelines and reviewers, reviewers get dispatched on irrelevant changes, and design-level smells slip through because no checklist owns them. This Skill provides a complete framework for setting up and maintaining a family of paired standards skills and auditor agents that review code consistently and evolve with the project. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Framework bootstrapping: Discover review areas along three axes (modules, cross-cutting concerns, technology), then write paired standards skills and area auditors using provided templates. - Structured review cadence: Run a one-round spec audit before implementation and a capped two-round diff audit, with an auditor-general dispatching tiered subagents and a generalist closing pass catching design smells no area owns. - Continuous evolution: Use curator and toolmonger meta-agents to harvest durable lessons from reviews into standards and turn ad-hoc commands into reusable tools. - Use Case: When setting up agent code review for a new repository, use this Skill to write the project brief, discover auditable areas, generate the standards skills and auditor agents, and wire the review workflow into AGENTS.md. ## Quick Start Use the auditor-family skill to bootstrap an agent code review framework for this repository, starting with the project brief and area discovery.