project-orchestrator:spec-reviewer

Verify code changes against task specifications by independently reading modified source files and living state documents to check requirement coverage, rather than relying on the implementer's report. This ensures every required behavior is actually present in the code.

Independent spec review is a verification process that reads changed source files line-by-line to validate implementations against task specifications and living design documents. It detects missing requirements, extra work, and misinterpretations without trusting the implementer's report.

Check requirement coverage by reading actual source files line-by-line to confirm every required behavior is present. This produces a checklist-style verdict with file:line references for missing requirements, extra work, and misinterpretations.

Yes, project-aware checks validate API conventions, framework patterns, event schemas, and correct repository or branch targeting according to project guidelines. This confirms implementation adherence to project-specific contracts.

Report implementation discrepancies by generating a checklist-style verdict that includes file:line references for each missing requirement, extra work, and misinterpretation found in the changed source files.

Validating an implementation requires providing the task specification, the implementer's report, the living state document path, and the list of changed files. The reviewer reads these to independently confirm requirement coverage.