ln-402-task-reviewer

Automated code review validates task implementations against architectural, correctness, configuration, and testing criteria. It checks clean code principles, error handling, and naming conventions to verify acceptance criteria are met before marking a task as done.

Side-effect bug detection identifies issues outside the current task's scope during code review. It automatically creates new bug tasks for these discovered issues, separating them from the main task validation to maintain scope integrity and track errors independently.

Review task implementations using risk-based limits for test tasks to determine status. The system evaluates test coverage and task dependencies, setting the final task status to Done if criteria are met or To Rework with clear guidance if issues are found.

Yes, automated task review supports both Linear and File modes for task management. It operates as an L3 worker executing inline from the main flow, allowing flexible task tracking and status updates across different project management environments.

Automated quality gates rely on predefined architectural, correctness, configuration, documentation, and testing criteria. They may not catch subjective design flaws or business logic errors outside these validation boundaries, requiring human oversight for complex logic verification outside the specified criteria.