cross-modal-review

A cross-modal review provides an automated second opinion on a code diff by routing it to an independent model. It validates the diff against the originating contract and reports issues without auto-applying changes.

Cross-modal review for design validation is an automated process routing work products to a secondary model. It evaluates designs against the originating contract to reduce single-model bias and reports agreement transparently.

Refusal routing during automated model reviews silently switches to the next available model if the initial one refuses. This ensures the validation process completes without manual intervention when encountering safety filters.

Yes, you can use an independent model review for brain-page updates. The cross-modal process applies to brain-page validations, loading the originating skill's contract to ensure the external perspective adds rigor before finalization.

No, the second-opinion code review does not automatically apply fixes. It presents transparent reporting with PASS or ISSUES citations, leaving the final decision and changes entirely up to the developer before finalization.