What problem does it solve? Single-agent reviews suffer from confirmation bias and blind spots. This Skill assembles a panel of sub-agents—two isolated challengers, three scoring judges, and a main agent acting as judge—to produce a structured, multi-perspective review report for plans, code, or designs. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Multi-Role Review Panel: Two independent challengers raise objections with alternatives, three judges score feasibility, risk coverage, completeness, and adoption, and the main agent delivers a final verdict. - File-Based Persistence: All artifacts (scheme, code context, challenger outputs, judge scores, final report) are written to .codebuddy/review-panel/{task-name}/ for full transparency and later inspection. - Iterative Improvement Loop: The main agent can revise the plan up to 3 times based on judge feedback, re-running challenger evaluation each round. - Use Case: Ask the agent to run a review panel on a JWT authentication design; it produces the scheme, gathers independent objections, collects scored evaluations, and delivers a final report highlighting consensus objections and adopted suggestions. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to use the review panel to evaluate your design document or code change, for example by saying: use the review panel to review my authentication scheme.