What problem does it solve? Handing a devbook chapter to a reviewer often loses context between sessions: the reviewer does not know what changed, what judgment is being asked for, or which related chapters to read. This Skill writes the review request into the chapter's own metadata so the ask survives the session, and produces a complete brief the reviewer can start from. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Durable review requests: Writes review, reviewer, and review-at fields into the chapter's meta block, overwriting any prior request so a chapter waits on exactly one reviewer. - Reviewer brief generation: Builds a four-part brief covering the ask, what changed since last approval, neighbouring chapters reachable through related and depends-on, and evidence from the chapter's tests entries plus open annotations. - Use Case: You finished revising an architecture chapter and need a domain expert to judge it before approval. Run the handoff to record the request on the chapter and receive a ready-to-send message with the commit history, context chapters, and open findings. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to hand off the chapter at a given path and slug to a named reviewer and produce the brief to send them.
