story-review-loop-cope

Multi-agent code review for documentation PRs is automated by running a three-agent round that targets gap categories, performs cross-file consistency checks, and executes post-round propagation sweeps to produce a comprehensive issues report.

Documentation drift detection during a PR review is handled by cross-file consistency checks that compare revised docs against references, identifying gaps and containing escalation paths within a structured three-agent emulation report.

Structured gap analysis on story documentation applies a copilot-gap-taxonomy across a three-agent round, verifying design and plan consistency while returning a structured critique report for the PR.

PRs requiring cross-file consistency checks and escalation containment are supported through a round-robin agent collaboration process that executes verification checklists and propagation sweeps to maintain consistency.

Emulating Copilot PR review patterns when Copilot is unavailable involves deploying three specialized agents to identify gaps, perform drift detection, and generate a structured critique report for design or story work.

A three-agent round-robin review for design PRs is needed when a story PR requires multi-faceted critique across docs, references, and plans to ensure structured gap analysis and post-round consistency propagation.