reviewing-platform-ecosystem-prior-art-survey

Reviews platform-ecosystem prior-art survey artifacts against numbered conditions and emits an approve or revise verdict.

1|1|Updated May 24, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/bm629/agent-skills --skill reviewing-platform-ecosystem-prior-art-survey-bm629
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Skill: reviewing-platform-ecosystem-prior-art-survey
Source: https://github.com/bm629/agent-skills/tree/main/skills/reviewing-platform-ecosystem-prior-art-survey
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bm629/agent-skills --skill reviewing-platform-ecosystem-prior-art-survey-bm629

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? When an agent authors a platform-ecosystem prior-art survey (vocabulary maps, search outputs, extract records, decision indexes), it cannot reliably grade its own work. This Skill is the judgment half of a two-part gate: it reviews such artifacts against a fixed set of numbered conditions and decides whether they can be built on, without repeating what the deterministic validator already checks. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Condition-based review: Judges artifacts against 31 numbered conditions (C1–C31) covering slug provenance, applicability verdicts, verbatim query recording, zero-hit cells, enumeration framing, reversibility calls, authority bands, and divergence handling, all defined in references/conditions.md. - Evidence-grounded findings: Requires every finding to be grounded in the artifact, the producer's schemas, the source registry, or the angle reference; anything ungrounded is demoted to an Observation. - Proportionality and upstream labeling: Refuses to revise thin-but-honest results, and labels findings whose remedy lies outside the artifact as UPSTREAM: with the exact file and field named. - Use Case: After running the platform-ecosystem-prior-art-survey producer skill, hand its search output and the wave-0 vocabulary map to this reviewer; it returns findings naming their condition and a single terminal VERDICT: approve or VERDICT: revise line. ## Quick Start Review this platform-ecosystem prior-art search output against the conditions and give me the verdict.

Frequently Asked Questions about reviewing-platform-ecosystem-prior-art-survey

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I review a platform-ecosystem prior-art survey artifact?

Hand the artifact to this reviewer along with the wave-0 vocabulary map when reviewing a search output. It judges the artifact against the numbered conditions in references/conditions.md and ends with a single VERDICT: approve or VERDICT: revise line.

What does the reviewer check that the validator does not?

The deterministic validator checks shape, enums, ranges, arithmetic, and reconciliation. The reviewer judges semantic conditions like whether a verdict reason applies the precondition to the scope, whether a quote supports its statement, and whether a divergence was presented rather than silently resolved.

What inputs does the prior-art review need besides the artifact?

It needs the producer package's schemas, source registry, and the angle reference for the angle under review, plus the wave-0 vocabulary map when judging search outputs. If a condition's evidence is unreachable, the reviewer says so and emits no verdict on that condition.

When should a survey artifact be revised versus approved?

Revise only on a named gap against a numbered condition whose fix lies inside the artifact. Thin-but-honest results, such as recording that most marketplaces publish no ranking function, are approved, and findings whose remedy is upstream are labeled UPSTREAM with the exact file and field.

Why does the reviewer not fetch sources itself?

Fetching the corpus would make the reviewer a second producer with no reviewer of its own, defeating the two-part gate. Its evidence is limited to the artifact, the schemas, the source registry, and the angle reference.