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Automated review planning orchestrates CEO, design, engineering, and DX review skills sequentially from disk to produce a single, fully reviewed plan. It applies six decision principles to auto-evaluate inputs and surface taste decisions at a final approval gate.

An automated review pipeline chains multiple review skills—CEO, design, engineering, and DX—into a single command workflow. It reads sub-skills from disk, runs them sequentially, applies auto-decisions using six principles, and gates the final plan for approval.

Yes, you can run multiple review skills sequentially without manual intervention by invoking a single automated command. The pipeline reads CEO, design, engineering, and DX review skills from disk and executes them in order to produce a fully reviewed plan.

Surfacing taste decisions during plan review is handled by applying six decision principles throughout the automated pipeline. The workflow gates these subjective choices at a final approval stage, separating automated engineering decisions from manual taste validation.

Yes, automated review planning works when a plan file already exists. The pipeline proactively suggests next steps for the existing plan, reducing manual questioning and decision fatigue by automatically reading and processing the file through the review stages.

Six decision principles are used in an automated engineering review pipeline to standardize auto-decisions across CEO, design, engineering, and DX evaluations. This ensures auditable, consistent decision-making while surfacing only taste decisions for manual final approval.