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You can delegate code analysis and refactoring to Claude Code CLI by sending your code-centric prompts through the delegation protocol. The Skill forwards your request, presents Claude's response verbatim, and follows up with a critical evaluation.

Yes, you can resume a previous session when delegating prompts to Claude Code CLI. The Skill supports session resume functionality with both named and unnamed sessions, allowing you to continue prior code analysis or refactoring workflows.

Critical evaluation works by reviewing Claude's generated code analysis for blind spots after the delegation completes. The Skill presents the verbatim response first, then provides a critical assessment and a concise summary to ensure accountability.

No, the Claude delegation Skill does not modify your project files automatically. It follows a strict running protocol that presents responses and evaluations without saving delegated outputs or altering your project unless explicitly requested.

The best way to evaluate blind spots in automated code editing responses is using a post-delegation critical evaluation flow. This approach presents the model's verbatim output first, then applies a critical assessment to identify reasoning gaps.

You should not use prompt delegation for code refactoring tasks when you need direct inline editing or unattended automated file modifications. The Skill is designed for delegate-and-evaluate workflows and intentionally avoids modifying your project unless requested.