geap-interactions-plan-validator

You can validate an implementation plan without Python by sending it to an independent remote skeptic panel over the Interactions API, which stress-tests the plan and reports the earliest likely failure. It returns structured findings with evidence, severity, and concrete fixes.

Adversarial plan review is a process where independent remote skeptics analyze a plan to expose hidden assumptions, ordering flaws, and integration risks. It detects failure modes by defaulting to rejecting weak plans and merging stable findings to identify the first domino that invalidates later work.

Yes, you can use the Interactions API to review refactoring plans without Python by running a remote skeptic panel. The Skill requires Google Cloud ADC, a configured GCP project, curl, jq, and Vertex AI fallback support to function properly.

Yes, you need Google Cloud ADC and a configured GCP project to access the Interactions API via curl. Vertex AI is required specifically to provide fallback support when preview endpoints are unavailable during the adversarial review process.

You should not use remote adversarial review when repository-independent analysis is inappropriate for your plan, or when local Python tooling and a virtual environment are available and preferred for executing the validation process internally.