speedwave-review-plan

To verify an architecture plan for security and compliance risks, you need a structured review that audits implementation plans against 13 axes including security, architecture, and CLAUDE.md compliance to surface hazardous shortcuts early.

A pre-commit risk assessment for a software implementation plan is a hostile-style but safe review that uncovers gaps, assumptions, and risky shortcuts across 13 axes to prevent production deployment disruptions.

To check cross-platform deployment safety for macOS, Linux, and Windows, perform a structured verification that audits your implementation plan across these operating systems to ensure reliable deployment guarantees.

Yes, the speedwave plan review works with existing ADRs and architecture docs by reading CLAUDE.md, .claude/rules, architecture documentation, and plan artifacts to verify coverage, compliance, and safety guarantees.

Yes, you can use a plan review to audit upgrade paths and runtime behavior, as the structured verification process explicitly evaluates upgrade safety, runtime behavior, tests, and platform coverage.

The limitations of a hostile-style review involve its strict scope: it requires existing plan artifacts and documentation like ADRs to function, serving as a pre-work quality gate rather than a post-implementation testing tool.