gstack-openclaw-ceo-review

Run a CEO plan review that challenges the premise, maps existing code leverage, and evaluates eleven sections including architecture, error handling, and tests. Each issue is raised one at a time, and no code changes are made during the review.

Scope expansion proposes ambitious improvements the user opts into individually, while scope reduction cuts the plan to the minimum viable version. Selective expansion holds the baseline and offers cherry-picked additions, and hold scope makes the current plan bulletproof.

No. This review skill explicitly forbids code changes and implementation. Its only job is to evaluate the plan, surface issues one at a time, and produce a summary of accepted scope and deferred items.

Hold scope is the default for bug fixes, hotfixes, and refactors where the plan's scope is already accepted. The reviewer focuses on failure modes, edge cases, and observability without silently adding or removing scope.

The review depends on the quality of the plan and context provided; it cannot verify runtime behavior or execute tests. Plans touching more than fifteen files may be recommended for scope reduction rather than full review.