domain-review-before-implementation

Domain review before implementation catches design flaws, security gaps, and edge cases early, preventing costly refactors and garbage code. It's especially critical for complex domains like serialization, security, networking, and data modeling where mistakes compound during development.

Dispatch the brief to a domain-expertise agent or expert reviewer to identify domain-specific issues, performance bottlenecks, and design gaps. The review produces a prioritized issue list with recommended fixes that must be addressed before coding begins.

Perform domain review before dispatching implementation tasks, coding from plans, or prompting subagents to write code. It's mandatory for complex domains like serialization, security, networking, and data modeling to validate the brief upfront.

Domain review identifies edge cases, performance issues, security vulnerabilities, interface design gaps, and other domain-specific flaws in your brief. It outputs a prioritized issue list so problems are corrected before implementation starts.

Validating briefs upfront through domain review reduces expensive refactors and rework cycles by catching design problems before code is written, cutting total project time and maintenance burden.

Pause implementation and arrange a domain-review session with a domain expert or human reviewer before proceeding. The brief must be validated and corrected before any code is written.