What problem does it solve? Release readiness reviews often live in repo-local state files that only one person or machine can see, making it hard for teams and agents to share a single view of whether a release is safe to ship. This Skill runs the configured readiness lenses against a release and records findings in the hosted Marshall store so results are visible across machines, people, and agents. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Lens-based readiness review: Loads the lens selection from the store, pre-filters lenses against the changed files with lenses_applicable, and fans out one subagent per applicable lens. - Durable shared findings: Records findings atomically via record_findings as store rows of kind readiness, and supports defer, accept, fix, and re-open through resolve_findings. - Reconciliation and verdicts: Reconciles fresh findings against existing open, deferred, accepted, or fixed findings to avoid duplicates, then reports a ship, ship-with-followups, or hold verdict. - Use Case: Before tagging a release, ask for a readiness review; the Skill inspects the commit log, diff, and changelog, runs migration-safety and deploy lenses, and records any blockers in the shared store for the whole team. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to run a release readiness review for the current Marshall-tracked release and report whether it is ready to ship.
