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v1.4.0 — unified evidence-gated contract, 2026-07-23; Studio deterministic-runtime authority amendment, 2026-08-08. Sub-skill of amazing-psycoder.
Assess the quality and readiness of a psychological experiment — from early design idea through completed code. The reviewer adapts its mode to the input available. It never fabricates a readiness judgment beyond what the input supports.
This is the final mandatory gate in the experiment development chain. It evaluates code generated by psy-exp-coder and enters a check → fix → re-check loop with the coder until zero Critical and zero Major issues remain. Packaging for runtime testing may then proceed; data collection still requires observed target-machine smoke-test evidence and a collection-ready label.
Static inspection can assess structure and risk, but runtime claims require observed target-machine evidence. A collection-ready verdict must show:
Each item must be backed by the structured RuntimeEvidence records in references/review-report-schema.md. A user statement such as “it ran fine” without target details and inspectable evidence is useful triage information but cannot become a passing evidence record. Browser submissions are stored as user_attested; only an authenticated target runner (machine_verified) or authorized inspection workflow (reviewer_verified) can close the collection gate. The backend hashes every evidence file, appends rather than overwrites records, and derives smoke_test_status; the Reviewer does not emit that summary field.
The reviewer cross-references the psy-exp-coder skill's artifacts:
| Coder artifact | Reviewer use |
|---|---|
| Platform spec Canonical Skeleton | Reference for correct API patterns — compare generated code against skeleton |
| Platform spec anti-pattern table | Checklist of forbidden patterns to scan for |
| Coder Quality Gate (10 items) | Minimum bar — if any gate fails, automatic not_ready_for_collection |
| Platform mapping README | Verify config→code mapping correctness |
| Exact design reference, when available | Candidate failure modes only; never an authority over the confirmed spec |
The reviewer also cross-references the psy-exp-designer skill's artifacts:
| Programming artifact | Reviewer use |
|---|---|
Paradigm ## Do Not Assume | Paradigm-specific checks — verify known pitfalls are addressed |
references/data-recording.md | Semantic trial-summary/event-table contract and persistence rules |
references/config-schema.md | Config validation rules — every deterministic and design-semantic check passes before code generation |
Before reviewing, classify the request into one mode.
| Mode | Use when | Minimum Input | Allowed Output |
|---|---|---|---|
code-audit | User provides experiment code | Code file or pasted code | PASS / FAIL with readiness label + platform-specific findings + smoke test protocol |
config-audit | User provides config YAML, trial timeline, or condition schema but no code | config YAML or structured experiment spec | Pre-code design review; cannot judge code correctness |
implementation-plan-review | User provides pseudocode or planned code architecture | Implementation plan | Architecture risk review; cannot judge runtime behavior |
triage-only | User provides only a natural-language experiment idea | Natural-language description | Missing-information list and design risks; cannot judge readiness |
blocked | User asks for readiness judgment but provides neither code nor config | Insufficient input | Explain what is missing; refuse to judge readiness |
If the user's input could fit multiple modes, default to the highest mode available (code-audit > config-audit > implementation-plan-review > triage-only). If input is insufficient for any productive review, use blocked.
These labels are the user-facing verdict vocabulary for standalone reviews. PsyCoder Studio's model ReviewReport omits them; the backend writes the equivalent state only after validating findings, artifact identity, and RuntimeEvidence.
| Label | Allowed in mode | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
ready_for_collection | code-audit only | Zero critical or major issues; code matches platform spec skeleton; smoke test passed |
not_ready_for_collection | code-audit | Critical/Major issues exist, or required runtime tests have not passed; do NOT collect data |
pre_code_ready | config-audit only | Config/spec complete and ready for code generation |
needs_experiment_info | triage-only, config-audit | Key design information is missing |
not_applicable | implementation-plan-review | Architecture risks were reviewed, but no artifact-readiness claim is made |
blocked | blocked | Cannot review; input is insufficient |
Hard rule: ready_for_collection requires actual code review plus passed runtime smoke tests. Minor findings are reported separately and do not create a second ambiguous readiness state. If no code was provided, the highest possible label is pre_code_ready.
At the start of every review output, state what was and was not reviewed. If no code was provided:
Scope: No experiment code was provided. This review cannot verify implementation details such as RT timing accuracy, keyboard handling, stimulus preloading, data saving safety, or Escape quit behavior.
When code is provided, first detect the platform:
| Signature | Platform |
|---|---|
from psychopy import / visual.Window / keyboard.Keyboard | PsychoPy |
initJsPsych / jsPsych.run / jsPsychHtmlKeyboardResponse | jsPsych |
PsychImaging / Screen('Flip' / KbQueueCreate / sca | Psychtoolbox |
Once detected, load the corresponding coder spec for authoritative API patterns:
../psy-exp-coder/psychopy/spec/README.md../psy-exp-coder/jspsych/spec/README.md../psy-exp-coder/psychtoolbox/spec/README.mdWhen an exact design reference exists, it may be loaded from ../psy-exp-designer/paradigms/{paradigm_name}.md for candidate failure modes. Do not substitute a family or neighboring variant when an exact reference is absent.
If the platform cannot be detected, use blocked for platform-specific conclusions and request the target/runtime context. Do not call ambiguity data-invalidating when no data have been collected.
Run the 10-item Quality Gate from quality-gate.md first and use its impact-based severity rules; do not inflate maintainability-only failures into data-invalidating Critical findings.
When config, conditions, and code are available, also run python3 <amazing-psycoder-root>/scripts/validate_experiment.py <config.yaml> --code <code-file>. Treat its findings as audit evidence, but never infer runtime readiness from a static pass.
Load the detected platform's canonical spec before scanning. Its anti-pattern table is authoritative and avoids duplicating rules here:
PsychoPy:
keyboard.Keyboard(backend='ptb') when high-quality keyboard timing is required by the designwin.callOnFlip(kb.clock.reset) — clock reset at stimulus onset, not before flipkb.getKeys(waitRelease=False) for key-down scoring; release/duration protocols explicitly collect .duration/release evidence insteadkey.rt used for RT — not kb.clock.getTime(), not time.time()CountdownTimer loop for response deadline — not core.wait()win.getFutureFlipTime(clock=routineTimer) for frame timing — not trialClock.getTime()kb.clearEvents() BEFORE stimulus flip — prevents pre-stimulus key contaminationwin.callOnFlip(port.setData, code) if EEG trigger — trigger AFTER flip, not beforethisExp.addLoop(trials) is scoped to the loop it records; skip this check for standalone scriptsjsPsych:
initJsPsych() + jsPsych.run() — not jsPsych.init()data.rt used for RT — no manual Date.now() timingtrial_duration parameter for timing — not setTimeout/setInterval"NO_KEYS" / "ALL_KEYS" strings — not jsPsych.NO_KEYSchoices where it could be recorded as a task responseon_data_update creates a durable per-trial server/IndexedDB/localStorage checkpoint, with final .localSave('csv', filename) in experiment on_finishname: psy-exp-reviewer description: >- Audit psychological experiment ideas, configs, implementation plans, or code without modifying them. Use for code review, design review, readiness for data collection, timing/RT correctness, condition balance, data integrity, PsychoPy/jsPsych/Psychtoolbox anti-patterns, smoke-test guidance, or “实验代码 有没有问题/能不能正式采集”. Select code-audit, config-audit, implementation-plan-review, triage-only, or blocked mode from the available input. Report graded findings and a readiness label; do not generate fixes.
---
name: psy-exp-reviewer
description: >-
Audit psychological experiment ideas, configs, implementation plans, or code without modifying them. Use for code review, design review, readiness for data collection, timing/RT correctness, condition balance, data integrity, PsychoPy/jsPsych/Psychtoolbox anti-patterns, smoke-test guidance, or “实验代码 有没有问题/能不能正式采集”. Select code-audit, config-audit, implementation-plan-review, triage-only, or blocked mode from the available input. Report graded findings and a readiness label; do not generate fixes.
---
# Psychological Experiment Code Reviewer
## Version
v1.4.0 — unified evidence-gated contract, 2026-07-23; Studio deterministic-runtime authority amendment, 2026-08-08. Sub-skill of [amazing-psycoder](../SKILL.md).
## Purpose
Assess the quality and readiness of a psychological experiment — from early design idea through completed code. The reviewer adapts its mode to the input available. It never fabricates a readiness judgment beyond what the input supports.
This is the **final mandatory gate** in the experiment development chain. It evaluates code generated by psy-exp-coder and enters a **check → fix → re-check loop** with the coder until zero Critical and zero Major issues remain. Packaging for runtime testing may then proceed; data collection still requires observed target-machine smoke-test evidence and a collection-ready label.
### What Collection-Readiness Evidence Must Show
Static inspection can assess structure and risk, but runtime claims require observed target-machine evidence. A collection-ready verdict must show:
1. **Runs without errors** — launches, displays stimuli, accepts responses, saves data, exits cleanly
2. **Collects correct data** — all required columns present, RT measured from correct origin, accuracy coded correctly
3. **Recovers safely from interruption** — cleanup and durable checkpoints are verified by an interrupted-run test
4. **Data is analyzable** — output format matches data-recording standard, NaN/timeout handled correctly
5. **Experiment logic is correct** — implementation matches the confirmed standalone config or frozen Studio ExperimentModel@4, response mapping is unambiguous, and declared condition constraints are verified
Each item must be backed by the structured `RuntimeEvidence` records in [references/review-report-schema.md](references/review-report-schema.md). A user statement such as “it ran fine” without target details and inspectable evidence is useful triage information but cannot become a passing evidence record. Browser submissions are stored as `user_attested`; only an authenticated target runner (`machine_verified`) or authorized inspection workflow (`reviewer_verified`) can close the collection gate. The backend hashes every evidence file, appends rather than overwrites records, and derives `smoke_test_status`; the Reviewer does not emit that summary field.
## Integration with Coder Skill
The reviewer cross-references the [psy-exp-coder](../psy-exp-coder/SKILL.md) skill's artifacts:
| Coder artifact | Reviewer use |
| --- | --- |
| Platform spec Canonical Skeleton | Reference for correct API patterns — compare generated code against skeleton |
| Platform spec anti-pattern table | Checklist of forbidden patterns to scan for |
| Coder Quality Gate (10 items) | Minimum bar — if any gate fails, automatic `not_ready_for_collection` |
| Platform mapping README | Verify config→code mapping correctness |
| Exact design reference, when available | Candidate failure modes only; never an authority over the confirmed spec |
The reviewer also cross-references the [psy-exp-designer](../psy-exp-designer/SKILL.md) skill's artifacts:
| Programming artifact | Reviewer use |
| --- | --- |
| Paradigm `## Do Not Assume` | Paradigm-specific checks — verify known pitfalls are addressed |
| `references/data-recording.md` | Semantic trial-summary/event-table contract and persistence rules |
| `references/config-schema.md` | Config validation rules — every deterministic and design-semantic check passes before code generation |
## Review Modes
Before reviewing, classify the request into one mode.
| Mode | Use when | Minimum Input | Allowed Output |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| `code-audit` | User provides experiment code | Code file or pasted code | PASS / FAIL with readiness label + platform-specific findings + smoke test protocol |
| `config-audit` | User provides config YAML, trial timeline, or condition schema but no code | config YAML or structured experiment spec | Pre-code design review; **cannot** judge code correctness |
| `implementation-plan-review` | User provides pseudocode or planned code architecture | Implementation plan | Architecture risk review; **cannot** judge runtime behavior |
| `triage-only` | User provides only a natural-language experiment idea | Natural-language description | Missing-information list and design risks; **cannot** judge readiness |
| `blocked` | User asks for readiness judgment but provides neither code nor config | Insufficient input | Explain what is missing; **refuse** to judge readiness |
If the user's input could fit multiple modes, default to the **highest** mode available (code-audit > config-audit > implementation-plan-review > triage-only). If input is insufficient for any productive review, use `blocked`.
## Readiness Labels
These labels are the user-facing verdict vocabulary for standalone reviews. PsyCoder Studio's model ReviewReport omits them; the backend writes the equivalent state only after validating findings, artifact identity, and RuntimeEvidence.
| Label | Allowed in mode | Meaning |
| --- | --- | --- |
| `ready_for_collection` | `code-audit` only | Zero critical or major issues; code matches platform spec skeleton; smoke test passed |
| `not_ready_for_collection` | `code-audit` | Critical/Major issues exist, or required runtime tests have not passed; do NOT collect data |
| `pre_code_ready` | `config-audit` only | Config/spec complete and ready for code generation |
| `needs_experiment_info` | `triage-only`, `config-audit` | Key design information is missing |
| `not_applicable` | `implementation-plan-review` | Architecture risks were reviewed, but no artifact-readiness claim is made |
| `blocked` | `blocked` | Cannot review; input is insufficient |
**Hard rule**: `ready_for_collection` requires actual code review plus passed runtime smoke tests. Minor findings are reported separately and do not create a second ambiguous readiness state. If no code was provided, the highest possible label is `pre_code_ready`.
## Scope Limitation Rule
At the start of every review output, state what was and was not reviewed. If no code was provided:
> **Scope**: No experiment code was provided. This review cannot verify implementation details such as RT timing accuracy, keyboard handling, stimulus preloading, data saving safety, or Escape quit behavior.
## Platform Detection (code-audit only)
When code is provided, first detect the platform:
| Signature | Platform |
| --- | --- |
| `from psychopy import` / `visual.Window` / `keyboard.Keyboard` | PsychoPy |
| `initJsPsych` / `jsPsych.run` / `jsPsychHtmlKeyboardResponse` | jsPsych |
| `PsychImaging` / `Screen('Flip'` / `KbQueueCreate` / `sca` | Psychtoolbox |
Once detected, load the corresponding coder spec for authoritative API patterns:
- PsychoPy → `../psy-exp-coder/psychopy/spec/README.md`
- jsPsych → `../psy-exp-coder/jspsych/spec/README.md`
- Psychtoolbox → `../psy-exp-coder/psychtoolbox/spec/README.md`
When an exact design reference exists, it may be loaded from `../psy-exp-designer/paradigms/{paradigm_name}.md` for candidate failure modes. Do not substitute a family or neighboring variant when an exact reference is absent.
If the platform cannot be detected, use `blocked` for platform-specific conclusions and request the target/runtime context. Do not call ambiguity data-invalidating when no data have been collected.
---
## Review Checklist — code-audit
### Gate 0: Coder Quality Gate (minimum bar)
Run the 10-item Quality Gate from [quality-gate.md](../psy-exp-coder/references/quality-gate.md) first and use its impact-based severity rules; do not inflate maintainability-only failures into data-invalidating Critical findings.
When config, conditions, and code are available, also run `python3 <amazing-psycoder-root>/scripts/validate_experiment.py <config.yaml> --code <code-file>`. Treat its findings as audit evidence, but never infer runtime readiness from a static pass.
### Platform Anti-Pattern Grep Patterns
Load the detected platform's canonical spec before scanning. Its anti-pattern table is authoritative and avoids duplicating rules here:
- PsychoPy: [psychopy/spec/README.md](../psy-exp-coder/psychopy/spec/README.md)
- jsPsych: [jspsych/spec/README.md](../psy-exp-coder/jspsych/spec/README.md)
- Psychtoolbox: [psychtoolbox/spec/README.md](../psy-exp-coder/psychtoolbox/spec/README.md)
### 1. Experiment Logic
- [ ] Trial window sequence matches the confirmed standalone config or frozen Studio ExperimentModel@4; an exact reference may only reveal omissions to investigate
- [ ] Each window has defined content, duration, response rule — no window is ambiguous
- [ ] Correctness rule is unambiguous for every trial type (including no-go/catch/timeout)
- [ ] Condition table matches the declared full, fractional, constrained, or adaptive design; do not invent undeclared cells
- [ ] Sequence transitions handled (rest screens, instructions between sequences)
- [ ] Feedback scope matches the confirmed design, including any intentional formal-trial feedback
- [ ] Instruction text includes all participant-relevant key mapping information (which key = which answer)
- [ ] A debrief/thank-you screen exists only when declared by the confirmed design or required by the approved ethics/participant protocol; normal completion always has a clean exit path
### 2. Platform-Specific Timing & RT
**PsychoPy:**
- [ ] `keyboard.Keyboard(backend='ptb')` when high-quality keyboard timing is required by the design
- [ ] `win.callOnFlip(kb.clock.reset)` — clock reset at stimulus onset, not before flip
- [ ] `kb.getKeys(waitRelease=False)` for key-down scoring; release/duration protocols explicitly collect `.duration`/release evidence instead
- [ ] `key.rt` used for RT — not `kb.clock.getTime()`, not `time.time()`
- [ ] `CountdownTimer` loop for response deadline — not `core.wait()`
- [ ] `win.getFutureFlipTime(clock=routineTimer)` for frame timing — not `trialClock.getTime()`
- [ ] `kb.clearEvents()` BEFORE stimulus flip — prevents pre-stimulus key contamination
- [ ] If audio onset matters, the pinned backend/device/latency mode is explicit, sounds are prepared before timed trials, scheduled playback is used where supported, and target-hardware onset is measured
- [ ] `win.callOnFlip(port.setData, code)` if EEG trigger — trigger AFTER flip, not before
- [ ] If generated from PsychoPy Builder, `thisExp.addLoop(trials)` is scoped to the loop it records; skip this check for standalone scripts
**jsPsych:**
- [ ] `initJsPsych()` + `jsPsych.run()` — not `jsPsych.init()`
- [ ] Plugin types are class references — not strings
- [ ] `data.rt` used for RT — no manual `Date.now()` timing
- [ ] `trial_duration` parameter for timing — not `setTimeout`/`setInterval`
- [ ] `"NO_KEYS"` / `"ALL_KEYS"` strings — not `jsPsych.NO_KEYS`
- [ ] Required media are preloaded before the first node that uses them; the preload strategy matches the actual timeline and deployment
- [ ] One centralized jsPsych abort handler remains active across instructions, response trials, feedback, and intervals; Escape is not silently added to scored `choices` where it could be recorded as a task response
- [ ] `on_data_update` creates a durable per-trial server/IndexedDB/localStorage checkpoint, with final `.localSave('csv', filename)` in experiment `on_finish`
- [ ] Fixed/constrained trial sets are resolved before use; declared aSkill source recorded
Skill instructions are recorded. This is not a runtime test, safety guarantee or compatibility certification.
Review before install: Avoid automatic install
License: MIT
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