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Pre-release code review that converges - parallel review agents sized to the diff, findings validated against evidence in a run ledger, fixes on approval, then re-reviews its own fixes until a round warrants no edits. Run on /polish-new.
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Pre-release code review that converges - parallel review agents sized to the diff, findings validated against evidence in a run ledger, fixes on approval, then re-reviews its own fixes until a round warrants no edits. Run on /polish-new.
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Pre-Release Polish
A review is finished when a review of its own fixes warrants no further edits -
not when the fixes are written, not when checks pass. Evidence beats judgment: a
finding that cannot be reproduced from its own citations does not survive. The
fix pass is where the next round's defects come from, so it gets reviewed like
any other code. Findings live in files, not in this conversation - context can
be compacted away mid-run; if you are resuming after a compaction or
interruption, re-read ledger.md and the saved agent reports before continuing.
They are the source of truth, not the summary.
A base ref may be passed as an argument; Phase 2 uses it for scope.
Phase 0: Orient
Work in the repository under review - it may be a worktree, not the current directory. Establish state there:
git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD
git status --short
git diff --stat
Create the run directory .agents/polish/<YYMM-DD-HHMM>-<slug>/ with an
agents/ subdirectory, and start ledger.md recording the reviewed sha
(git rev-parse HEAD) and, as they launch, one row per agent (lens, shard,
output file, launch time, plus any run identifier the harness exposes).
Base ref and diff stat are backfilled at the end of Phase 2. Findings get ledger
rows as reports arrive, not later.
If .agents/ is not already ignored, add .agents/polish/ to the project's
ignore file - run artifacts are working state, never committed.
The reviewed sha makes this review a certificate about one snapshot. Anything
committed after it is unreviewed; a later run scopes to <reviewed-sha>..HEAD.
Phase 1: Automated Checks
Run the project's lint + type-check command. Check CLAUDE.md (or the equivalent
project instructions) for the correct validation command - commonly pnpm check,
just check, cargo clippy, uv run ruff check. If none is documented, ask.
If checks fail: fix all errors, re-run until clean, then continue. Do not start
the review against a failing gate. When a failure predates the diff (it
reproduces on the base ref), still fix it - but record it in the ledger as
pre-existing gate failure, fixed and surface it in the report.
Phase 2: Map
Resolve the base ref: the argument if one was passed; else the repository's
default branch (git symbolic-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD, falling back to
whichever of main/master exists); if neither resolves or there is no merge
base (shallow clone, detached HEAD), say so and ask the user for a base.
Scope is a union: <base>...HEAD, plus staged and unstaged changes, plus
untracked (??) source files. The reviewed-sha certificate must be true of the
whole union. If the work under review was committed this session, the branch side
narrows to those commits. A staged change that references an untracked file is
itself a finding: without the file, fresh checkouts and CI break. If nothing
changed at all, report "nothing to review" and stop.
Write the diff to a file in the run directory. git diff does not emit
untracked files - append each one via git diff --no-index /dev/null <path>,
and include untracked paths in the changed-file list handed to agents. Exclude
lockfiles and generated outputs (Cargo.lock, pnpm-lock.yaml, *.snap,
generated bindings) - but never a plan or spec document the branch implements:
that is review input. For moved or rewritten code, note the prior version
(git show <ref>:<path>) for agents to compare behavior against. Backfill the
ledger header: base ref, diff stat.
Read the diff's structure, not every line: which subsystems it touches and which control flows it changes. Then produce the shard plan and arm the conditional lenses.
The shard plan. If the diff is tiny (under ~50 changed lines), skip the finder agents and review all lenses yourself, reading every changed line - the fast path skips ONLY the finder fan-out; the run directory, ledger, evidence standard for your own findings, skeptics on your confirmed correctness findings, report, approval gate, fix pass, and fix review all still apply. Otherwise one agent per lens. When a lens's share would exceed roughly 1500 lines of diff, split that lens across shards - enumerate the lens's natural units and assign each agent a few, drawing boundaries so control flows stay intact:
| Lens | Shard unit - enumerate these to shard |
|---|---|
| Cleanliness | files - the only genuinely local lens |
| Efficiency | hot paths (per-frame/per-request/per-render/per-log-line/per-CI-run work) and shared resources (memory limits, locks, caches, stores, pools, declared timeouts), each traced end to end |
| Design & Reuse | subsystems, with whole-diff visibility |
| Side-Effect Gating | side-effect flows - each costly or irreversible action the diff introduces or relocates (charges, writes, deletes, mutating external calls, notifications), traced entry point to effect |
A shard assigns accountability, not visibility: every agent gets the full diff and may read anything in the repository; it is answerable for complete coverage of its shard.
The conditional lenses. Arm Control Verification if the diff touches a security control (credentials, auth, permissions, payments, sandboxing, input validation at a trust boundary). Arm Plan Conformance if a plan or spec document for this branch exists.
Phase 3: Find
Launch all agents concurrently. Every agent this skill spawns - finder, skeptic, dive, fix-review - receives the Agent Contract verbatim; finders also receive their lens section verbatim, plus:
- The diff file path, the changed-file list, and their shard assignment
- Project constraints from CLAUDE.md (performance assumptions, logging conventions, platform quirks) so findings are domain-correct
- Known-intentional patterns, marked as prior decisions to re-verify, not as suppressions. A decision recorded as settled can still be the bug
Save each agent's report verbatim to agents/<lens>[-<shard>].md as it
lands. Do not summarize into the conversation and discard the original.
Agent Contract
- Read every changed file in your shard fully before judging it - never assess code you have not opened
- Only flag real issues, not style preferences already handled by the formatter
- The diff is the hunting scope - review the changed code, don't audit the whole repo. But anything real you surface along the way (a pre-existing flaw the diff touches, a stale sibling path, an adjacent issue) is a finding, tagged
(pre-existing)or(out of diff) - Every finding carries reproducible evidence: the code site as
file:line, the check performed as an exact command with its observed output (for a purely code-local finding, the quoted code itself is the check), and the source of any external fact as a path or URL. A finding whose evidence cannot be reproduced from its citations is a claim, and claims do not survive validation - Chase every thread to resolution inside your own context; do not defer work you can finish
- Never report a category clean without saying what was traced
- End with an Unresolved suspicions section: what you smelled but could not run to ground, and what would settle it. It is mandatory and may not be empty on the grounds that everything was checked - if nothing is unresolved, say what you would look at with more time
Lens 1: Cleanliness
Fast, mechanical, high-confidence. Junk that should be removed.
- Debug leftovers:
console.log,console.debug,console.warnadded during development; temporary debug variables, hardcoded test values. NOT structured logger calls - AI slop: comments explaining obvious code - flag each individually; JSDoc on internal functions that aren't public API; verbose docstrings on simple helpers;
TODO/FIXME/HACKmarkers left by the agent; unnecessary type annotations where the language infers; emoji in code (unless the project uses them); references to plan phases or section numbers meaningless to a reader of the code - Non-ASCII punctuation: em-dashes, smart quotes, other unicode punctuation in changed lines (unless the project uses them). Scan byte-aware, e.g.
rg -n '[\x{2010}-\x{2015}\x{2018}-\x{201F}]'- a plain-text grep over a diff misses multi-byte characters - Dead code: unreferenced functions, variables, types; fields written but never read; commented-out blocks; unused parameters (unless required by an interface). Verify with a repo-wide search before flagging
- Unused imports: added but never referenced, or left behind after refactoring
- Hardcoded values: magic numbers or strings that should be constants; a literal where the same package already names that exact value; URLs, prices, limits belonging in config. NOT
0,1,true, HTTP status codes - Stale doc comments: a comment describing behavior the diff changed, a doc block split or orphaned by a move, a comment promising something the code no longer does
Lens 2: Design & Reuse
Requires exploring beyond the diff. Structural and design issues.
- Reuse opportunities: search for existing utilities, helpers, and shared modules that could replace newly written code. Flag hand-rolled logic where a utility exists. Name the exact symbol and path - a reuse suggestion naming something that does not exist is worse than no finding
- Duplication: near-identical blocks that should be unified; a helper introduced in this diff while an older twin survives elsewhere; a second implementation of a policy that must not drift from the first
- Over-engineering: helpers used exactly once; abstractions wrapping a single call; try/catch adding nothing; validation of data already validated at the boundary; flags or config for what could just be code; backwards-compat shims for code just written; a struct wrapping one field
- Redundant state: state duplicating existing state; cached values that could be derived; observers that could be direct calls
- Parameter sprawl: new positional parameters instead of restructuring; a function whose signature grew past comfortable use when the codebase already has a flags-struct pattern
- Constant misuse: a constant used outside the domain its own definition claims - especially where the definition warns against exactly that
- Leaky abstractions: exposing internals that should be encapsulated; breaking existing abstraction boundaries
- Stringly-typed code: raw strings where constants, enums, or branded types already exist
- Structural issues: functions that grew too long (>50 lines, consider splitting); naming inconsistent with codebase conventions; a file that outgrew its concern while the codebase splits by concern
- Production-dead code paths: an entry point or helper that only tests reach, especially when the tests then exercise semantics production does not have
- Behavior drift in relocated code: compare against the code it replaced. Dropped validation, removed guards or early-returns, changed error semantics. A refactor that changes behavior is a regression even when every line looks clean
Lens 3: Efficiency
Runtime performance and resource issues. Cost concentrates in two places: hot paths (frequency) and shared resources (accumulation). Trace your assigned paths and resources end to end, across files. Do not flag cold paths, one-time setup code, or scripts that run once - though a real leak or missing timeout on a cold path still counts.
- **Budget reconcil
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# Pre-Release Polish
A review is finished when a review of its own fixes warrants no further edits -
not when the fixes are written, not when checks pass. Evidence beats judgment: a
finding that cannot be reproduced from its own citations does not survive. The
fix pass is where the next round's defects come from, so it gets reviewed like
any other code. Findings live in files, not in this conversation - context can
be compacted away mid-run; if you are resuming after a compaction or
interruption, re-read `ledger.md` and the saved agent reports before continuing.
They are the source of truth, not the summary.
A base ref may be passed as an argument; Phase 2 uses it for scope.
## Phase 0: Orient
Work in the repository under review - it may be a worktree, not the current
directory. Establish state there:
```
git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD
git status --short
git diff --stat
```
Create the run directory `.agents/polish/<YYMM-DD-HHMM>-<slug>/` with an
`agents/` subdirectory, and start `ledger.md` recording the reviewed sha
(`git rev-parse HEAD`) and, as they launch, one row per agent (lens, shard,
output file, launch time, plus any run identifier the harness exposes).
Base ref and diff stat are backfilled at the end of Phase 2. Findings get ledger
rows as reports arrive, not later.
If `.agents/` is not already ignored, add `.agents/polish/` to the project's
ignore file - run artifacts are working state, never committed.
The reviewed sha makes this review a certificate about one snapshot. Anything
committed after it is unreviewed; a later run scopes to `<reviewed-sha>..HEAD`.
## Phase 1: Automated Checks
Run the project's lint + type-check command. Check CLAUDE.md (or the equivalent
project instructions) for the correct validation command - commonly `pnpm check`,
`just check`, `cargo clippy`, `uv run ruff check`. If none is documented, ask.
If checks fail: fix all errors, re-run until clean, then continue. Do not start
the review against a failing gate. When a failure predates the diff (it
reproduces on the base ref), still fix it - but record it in the ledger as
`pre-existing gate failure, fixed` and surface it in the report.
## Phase 2: Map
Resolve the base ref: the argument if one was passed; else the repository's
default branch (`git symbolic-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD`, falling back to
whichever of `main`/`master` exists); if neither resolves or there is no merge
base (shallow clone, detached HEAD), say so and ask the user for a base.
Scope is a **union**: `<base>...HEAD`, plus staged and unstaged changes, plus
untracked (`??`) source files. The reviewed-sha certificate must be true of the
whole union. If the work under review was committed this session, the branch side
narrows to those commits. A staged change that references an untracked file is
itself a finding: without the file, fresh checkouts and CI break. If nothing
changed at all, report "nothing to review" and stop.
Write the diff to a file in the run directory. `git diff` does not emit
untracked files - append each one via `git diff --no-index /dev/null <path>`,
and include untracked paths in the changed-file list handed to agents. Exclude
lockfiles and generated outputs (`Cargo.lock`, `pnpm-lock.yaml`, `*.snap`,
generated bindings) - but never a plan or spec document the branch implements:
that is review input. For moved or rewritten code, note the prior version
(`git show <ref>:<path>`) for agents to compare behavior against. Backfill the
ledger header: base ref, diff stat.
Read the diff's **structure**, not every line: which subsystems it touches and
which control flows it changes. Then produce the shard plan and arm the
conditional lenses.
**The shard plan.** If the diff is tiny (under ~50 changed lines), skip the
finder agents and review all lenses yourself, reading every changed line - the
fast path skips ONLY the finder fan-out; the run directory, ledger, evidence
standard for your own findings, skeptics on your confirmed correctness findings,
report, approval gate, fix pass, and fix review all still apply. Otherwise one
agent per lens. When a lens's share would exceed roughly 1500 lines of diff,
split that lens across shards - enumerate the lens's natural units and assign
each agent a few, drawing boundaries so control flows stay intact:
| Lens | Shard unit - enumerate these to shard |
|---|---|
| Cleanliness | files - the only genuinely local lens |
| Efficiency | hot paths (per-frame/per-request/per-render/per-log-line/per-CI-run work) and shared resources (memory limits, locks, caches, stores, pools, declared timeouts), each traced end to end |
| Design & Reuse | subsystems, with whole-diff visibility |
| Side-Effect Gating | side-effect flows - each costly or irreversible action the diff introduces or relocates (charges, writes, deletes, mutating external calls, notifications), traced entry point to effect |
A shard assigns **accountability, not visibility**: every agent gets the full
diff and may read anything in the repository; it is answerable for complete
coverage of its shard.
**The conditional lenses.** Arm Control Verification if the diff touches a
security control (credentials, auth, permissions, payments, sandboxing, input
validation at a trust boundary). Arm Plan Conformance if a plan or spec document
for this branch exists.
## Phase 3: Find
Launch all agents concurrently. Every agent this skill spawns - finder, skeptic,
dive, fix-review - receives the Agent Contract verbatim; finders also receive
their lens section verbatim, plus:
- The diff file path, the changed-file list, and their shard assignment
- Project constraints from CLAUDE.md (performance assumptions, logging conventions, platform quirks) so findings are domain-correct
- Known-intentional patterns, marked as *prior decisions to re-verify*, not as suppressions. A decision recorded as settled can still be the bug
Save each agent's report **verbatim** to `agents/<lens>[-<shard>].md` as it
lands. Do not summarize into the conversation and discard the original.
### Agent Contract
- Read every changed file in your shard fully before judging it - never assess code you have not opened
- Only flag real issues, not style preferences already handled by the formatter
- The diff is the hunting scope - review the changed code, don't audit the whole repo. But anything real you surface along the way (a pre-existing flaw the diff touches, a stale sibling path, an adjacent issue) is a finding, tagged `(pre-existing)` or `(out of diff)`
- Every finding carries reproducible evidence: the code site as `file:line`, the check performed as an exact command with its observed output (for a purely code-local finding, the quoted code itself is the check), and the source of any external fact as a path or URL. A finding whose evidence cannot be reproduced from its citations is a claim, and claims do not survive validation
- Chase every thread to resolution inside your own context; do not defer work you can finish
- Never report a category clean without saying what was traced
- End with an **Unresolved suspicions** section: what you smelled but could not run to ground, and what would settle it. It is mandatory and may not be empty on the grounds that everything was checked - if nothing is unresolved, say what you would look at with more time
### Lens 1: Cleanliness
Fast, mechanical, high-confidence. Junk that should be removed.
- **Debug leftovers**: `console.log`, `console.debug`, `console.warn` added during development; temporary debug variables, hardcoded test values. NOT structured logger calls
- **AI slop**: comments explaining obvious code - flag each individually; JSDoc on internal functions that aren't public API; verbose docstrings on simple helpers; `TODO`/`FIXME`/`HACK` markers left by the agent; unnecessary type annotations where the language infers; emoji in code (unless the project uses them); references to plan phases or section numbers meaningless to a reader of the code
- **Non-ASCII punctuation**: em-dashes, smart quotes, other unicode punctuation in changed lines (unless the project uses them). Scan byte-aware, e.g. `rg -n '[\x{2010}-\x{2015}\x{2018}-\x{201F}]'` - a plain-text grep over a diff misses multi-byte characters
- **Dead code**: unreferenced functions, variables, types; fields written but never read; commented-out blocks; unused parameters (unless required by an interface). Verify with a repo-wide search before flagging
- **Unused imports**: added but never referenced, or left behind after refactoring
- **Hardcoded values**: magic numbers or strings that should be constants; a literal where the same package already names that exact value; URLs, prices, limits belonging in config. NOT `0`, `1`, `true`, HTTP status codes
- **Stale doc comments**: a comment describing behavior the diff changed, a doc block split or orphaned by a move, a comment promising something the code no longer does
### Lens 2: Design & Reuse
Requires exploring beyond the diff. Structural and design issues.
- **Reuse opportunities**: search for existing utilities, helpers, and shared modules that could replace newly written code. Flag hand-rolled logic where a utility exists. Name the exact symbol and path - a reuse suggestion naming something that does not exist is worse than no finding
- **Duplication**: near-identical blocks that should be unified; a helper introduced in this diff while an older twin survives elsewhere; a second implementation of a policy that must not drift from the first
- **Over-engineering**: helpers used exactly once; abstractions wrapping a single call; try/catch adding nothing; validation of data already validated at the boundary; flags or config for what could just be code; backwards-compat shims for code just written; a struct wrapping one field
- **Redundant state**: state duplicating existing state; cached values that could be derived; observers that could be direct calls
- **Parameter sprawl**: new positional parameters instead of restructuring; a function whose signature grew past comfortable use when the codebase already has a flags-struct pattern
- **Constant misuse**: a constant used outside the domain its own definition claims - especially where the definition warns against exactly that
- **Leaky abstractions**: exposing internals that should be encapsulated; breaking existing abstraction boundaries
- **Stringly-typed code**: raw strings where constants, enums, or branded types already exist
- **Structural issues**: functions that grew too long (>50 lines, consider splitting); naming inconsistent with codebase conventions; a file that outgrew its concern while the codebase splits by concern
- **Production-dead code paths**: an entry point or helper that only tests reach, especially when the tests then exercise semantics production does not have
- **Behavior drift in relocated code**: compare against the code it replaced. Dropped validation, removed guards or early-returns, changed error semantics. A refactor that changes *behavior* is a regression even when every line looks clean
### Lens 3: Efficiency
Runtime performance and resource issues. Cost concentrates in two places: **hot
paths** (frequency) and **shared resources** (accumulation). Trace your assigned
paths and resources end to end, across files. Do not flag cold paths, one-time
setup code, or scripts that run once - though a real leak or missing timeout on
a cold path still counts.
- **Budget reconcilReview the source
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