code-review
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Compatibility route to the author's complete Superpowers requesting-code-review workflow for evidence-based engineering reviews.
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Code Review Route
Provider: superpowers.requesting-code-review from the reviewed upstream
catalog. This compatibility name selects the author skill; it supplies no
replacement review procedure.
Resolve the provider with be skills route superpowers.requesting-code-review --json.
Reuse a compatible exposed native provider, or install the missing reviewed
dependency through the selected Bible profile. Files alone do not prove host
exposure. Read the author's complete SKILL.md and required references using
the actual host invocation before continuing.
Preserve the user's read-only or patch-producing scope. Review findings and
repository requirements remain owner policy in ../../engineering/20_review_checklist.md
and the active global prompt. Keep the author tree unchanged and report any
missing host delegation capability or pending exposure.
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