review

Plan validation for MacTCP and Open Transport checks API compatibility against Retro68 headers and Inside Macintosh documentation. It coordinates parallel subagent reviews to identify ISR safety issues, documentation gaps, and phase continuity problems before coding begins.

An architectural plan review covers API compatibility with MPW/Retro68 headers, Inside Macintosh ISR safety, logging provisions, data-oriented design, and phase dependencies. It synthesizes findings into a report with verdicts, performance concerns, and prioritized change workflows.

Yes, after synthesizing the review findings, an auto-apply workflow can implement all recommended changes. This workflow aligns with project goals and best practices, applying fixes for API issues, logging gaps, and phase continuity problems after user confirmation.

Run a multi-subagent plan review whenever a new phase is drafted or before starting implementation. It catches architectural issues early by verifying Open Transport, AppleTalk, and MacTCP APIs across Inside Macintosh references and Retro68 headers.

Yes, the review process explicitly audits Inside Macintosh ISR safety and logging provisions. It uses parallel subagents to inspect these areas, ensuring the plan outputs a synthesis report detailing any logging gaps and performance concerns.

Manual reviews often miss documentation gaps because they lack parallel verification against Inside Macintosh references and Retro68 headers. Coordinating nine subagents ensures comprehensive cross-referencing of MacTCP, Open Transport, and AppleTalk documentation automatically.