wf-docker-independent-critique-method

An independent no-context critique isolates the review process to prevent main thread context contamination, ensuring reviewer focus remains strictly on evaluating the high-impact tactical TODO and its bounded inputs to surface cross-module risks.

You isolate critique contexts for cross-module changes by applying a bounded-input discipline, packaging relevant planning artifacts into a bounded-file-set or bounded-summary to dispatch subagents for auditable, independent assessments.

You need a no-context critique gate for runtime-sensitive decisions when tactical TODOs are tagged as high-risk, ensuring an independent assessment surfaces material risks before approval without polluting the main execution context.

Yes, the independent critique process requires bounded inputs by enforcing bounded-file-set or bounded-summary packaging for critique requests, which constrains the review scope and maintains auditable results with explicit resolutions.

The limitation of an isolated no-context critique is that it requires bounded inputs and cannot access the main execution thread context, meaning you must manually package all relevant planning artifacts to avoid missing cross-module dependencies.

The best way to review high-risk tactical TODOs without polluting execution context is dispatching subagents through an automated critique gate that processes bounded inputs and returns auditable results with explicit resolutions.