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Multi-angle code review works by running eight independent finder angles to surface up to six candidate findings per angle. Deduplication then consolidates near-duplicate results to minimize manual review effort.

You can enforce a minimum findings target during code review by applying a template that requires a specific number of issues before completing. This ensures thoroughness and consistency for medium to high severity code review tasks.

The best way to review medium to high severity issues is using a multi-angle approach with eight finder angles and deduplication. This enforces a minimum findings target for thorough, consistent results across your codebase.

Yes, you can customize code review templates using template variables. The skill runs eight finder angles and supports variable customization to adapt the review process to your specific code analysis requirements.

Yes, multi-angle code review works by deduplicating findings without verification. It surfaces up to six candidate findings per angle and consolidates near-duplicates, leaving validation to the reviewer to reduce processing overhead.