review-plan

To audit an implementation plan for architecture and code quality, this skill orchestrates five parallel agents that analyze parallelization, TDD compliance, type safety, library usage, and security. It parses your plan files and generates a structured report identifying critical, major, and minor issues with actionable fix suggestions.

Automated multi-agent plan review is the process of validating technical implementation plans using parallel analysis agents. This skill deploys five agents to simultaneously evaluate parallelization potential, TDD adherence, type safety, library best practices, and security, ensuring architectural integrity before any code is actually written.

Checking TDD compliance and type safety in an implementation plan requires systematic parsing of the plan documents against project doctrines. This skill uses specialized parallel agents to evaluate testing adherence and type safety alongside security and library usage, returning categorized issues and fix suggestions.

Yes, automated plan review is designed for software engineering workflows where architectural integrity and code quality are paramount. It applies to complex features by integrating specialized code-review skills to ensure the implementation plan adheres to project-specific doctrines regarding parallelization and security.

The best way to identify security pitfalls and library misuse in a feature plan is through a rigorous multi-dimensional audit. This skill applies parallel agents to simultaneously evaluate library best practices and security vulnerabilities, generating a structured report that categorizes issues by severity.

Automated implementation plan analysis requires systematic parsing of plan files and integration with specialized code-review skills to function properly. It is limited to validating architectural integrity and code quality pre-coding, meaning it cannot detect runtime issues that only emerge after actual code execution begins.