rtl-p6-design-review

To generate final design notes for RTL tapeout readiness, run a Phase 6 design review after verification passes. This consolidates design rationale, runs two-round consistency checks, and produces a publishable document with optional PDF export for sign-off or archival.

A two-round consistency check (CC1 and CC2) performs independent cross-checks for design artifacts and decisions. It detects divergence across project artifacts and ensures traceable rationale, verifying that final RTL documentation aligns with verified code and review artifacts.

No, you cannot run this design review without a passed Phase 5 verification. The Skill enforces gate checks requiring access to Phase 5 artifacts, specifically reviews/phase-5-verify/final-compliance.md with a PASS verdict, before orchestrating the review process.

To export a PDF of your RTL design documentation for audits, use the optional PDF export feature during the Phase 6 design review. It compiles detailed design notes, documented tradeoffs, and reviewer comments into a PDF-ready artifact.

The best way to consolidate design rationale and reviewer comments after verification is using a coordinated two-wave review orchestrator. It runs parallel subagents to assess code and design quality, aggregates results, and compiles them into detailed design notes.

Yes, you need orchestrator task execution capabilities for RTL design quality reviews. The Skill coordinates a two-wave review orchestrator to run parallel subagents, requiring these execution capabilities alongside access to project RTL and review artifacts.