review-cycle

Plugin review-cycle from marketplace elmisi in elmisi/claude-code-automation. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 19 days ago.

Skills (6)

• review-cycle-architecture

  Judge whether a change fits the system it lands in — boundaries, patterns, distribution of responsibility, technical direction — and surface trade-offs as open questions rather than defects. Invoke it alone to get an architectural read on a branch.

• review-cycle-drift

  Compare the reconstructed behaviour of a change against its validated intent contract, and report mismatch, intent drift, undeclared assumptions and uncovered acceptance criteria. Runs on a closed change brief; invoke it alone to check a change against an intent you already wrote.

• review-cycle-hygiene

  Apply the deterministic fixes a review labelled auto-fixable as themed local commits, gated on a green test suite before and after, and never touching test files or pushing. Invoke it alone to clean up the nits on a branch without opening a single comment thread.

• review-cycle-intent

  Reconstruct the intent of a change from its commits and pull request description, present it for validation, and write the validated intent contract. Runs after the change brief is closed. Invoke it alone when you want the intent handover without any judgement.

• review-cycle-risk

  Price what it costs if a change is wrong: probability, impact, blast radius, detectability and reversibility — plus rollback plan, negative tests and threat modelling in the strict lane. Invoke it alone to assess a branch before merging.

• review-cycle

  Verify a change rather than audit a diff. Reconstructs what the change does before reading any declared intent, computes a deterministic risk floor, runs the intent, drift, architecture and risk skills the floor selects, and hands deterministic fixes to the hygiene lane. Use for reviewing a branch,

Subagents (1)

• lens-runner

  Runs a single review-cycle lens in an isolated context so the three lenses can execute concurrently. Carries no lens logic of its own — it invokes the lens skill, which stays the single source.

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