document-review

To run parallel document reviews, dispatch specialized persona agents like coherence, feasibility, and security reviewers against your requirements or plan documents. The skill orchestrates these agents simultaneously to surface quality issues and propose auto-fixes.

Parallel persona analysis is a document quality assurance method that dispatches multiple specialized reviewer agents, such as scope-guardian and adversarial reviewers, to analyze the same document simultaneously, surfacing distinct issues and proposing structured findings.

Yes, you can use headless mode to automate document review for downstream tooling. The skill supports headless workflows by delivering structured findings in a JSON schema compatible format, allowing downstream tools to consume results without interactive prompts.

Document review outputs structured JSON findings rather than just text summaries. It applies JSON schema validation to ensure a consistent output format, delivering auto-fixes, structured findings, residual risks, and questions for planning in a compatible schema.

The best way to analyze project documents for scope and security issues is using parallel agent orchestration. Dispatching scope-guardian and security-lens personas simultaneously surfaces targeted quality issues and alignment gaps faster than a single reviewer.

A limitation of automated agent orchestration for requirements planning is that while it auto-fixes obvious issues, it flags complex judgments for user review. It requires phase-based processing and depends on documents being present within a project workspace.