What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps you convert a local Git diff into a clear, structured set of review findings so the next reviewer stages can reply, confirm, and execute with consistent scope and numbered issues.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Diff-driven review intake: Collects
git diff HEAD (with optional user-supplied extra scope) and produces numbered issues (R1, R2, ...).
- Adversarial, evidence-based critique: Enforces rigorous severity labeling and justification to reduce weak or vague review output.
- Design-document aware flow: Detects when the target is a design document (e.g., under
openspec/changes/) and switches to a design-specific review approach.
- Multi-agent reference generation: Determines review “stage depth” (light/normal/deep) based on diff size and runs the appropriate number of sub-reviewers, then consolidates into an independent final report.
- History de-duplication: Reads prior
.temp/review-*.md records and avoids repeating issues that were already accepted, stored, or rejected.
Quick Start
Run the review1-raise stage to analyze your local diff and generate a review record for the subsequent steps.