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implementation-review

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Review feature implementations for spec compliance, code quality, and organizational consistency. Use when implementing features, checking spec compliance, validating API implementations, or preparing releases.

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    Always validate external API usage against current documentation

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Implementation Review

Comprehensive review of feature implementations against specifications and organizational standards.

When to Use

  • Implementing or completing new features
  • Validating spec compliance before merge
  • Checking API implementation correctness
  • Preparing release readiness assessments

Instructions

Step 1: Gather Context

  1. Identify the implementation scope:
    git diff --name-only HEAD~5
    git status
  2. Locate relevant specification: UPP-1.3.spec.md or related spec files
  3. Identify affected providers/modules

Step 2: Spawn Review Sub-Agents

Delegate parallel reviews to sub-agents for:

Agent FocusReview Scope
Spec ComplianceCompare implementation against spec requirements
Code StandardsOrganizational consistency, naming, patterns
API ValidationSearch web to validate API parameters, endpoints, payloads
Regression CheckSearch codebase for potential breaking changes

Step 3: Synthesize Reports

Collect sub-agent findings and compile:

  1. Compliance gaps - Missing or incorrect spec implementations
  2. Quality issues - Code smells, inconsistencies, design concerns
  3. API correctness - Validated against official documentation
  4. Regression risks - Potential breaking changes identified

Output Format

# Implementation Review Report

## Summary
[One paragraph overview]

## Spec Compliance: [PASS/PARTIAL/FAIL]
- [ ] Requirement 1
- [ ] Requirement 2

## Code Quality Issues
| Severity | File | Issue | Recommendation |
|----------|------|-------|----------------|

## API Validation
[Findings from web search validation]

## Regression Risks
[Identified risks and mitigation]

## Release Readiness: [READY/BLOCKED/NEEDS WORK]
[Estimation with blockers listed]

Notes

  • Always validate external API usage against current documentation
  • Cross-reference with existing provider implementations for consistency
  • Flag any deviations from established patterns

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