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Review a pull request, or a branch against its target, and end with a merge verdict and the findings, each classed by its relation to the issue. Use when the user asks "review PR N", "review this branch", "is it ready for merge?", or asks whether a change is ready to ship.

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Review

Answer one question: is the change ready to merge? Change no file.

  1. Read the diff: gh pr diff <n> with a pull request, git diff <target>...<branch> without one. Read the linked issue, which is the specification, with the tracker file that the project CLAUDE.md names, ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/trackers/linear.md or ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/trackers/github.md. Read every CLAUDE.md on the path of a changed file. Judge from these three only, not from an account of the work or from an earlier review, so that each review judges the change as it is.
  2. Review at the weight that the Business impact of the issue gives: a small issue gets a short review. Raise only what a careful senior reviewer would raise, a finding the user would act on, because minor findings cost a round each and hide the important ones.
  3. Prove each finding with a concrete failure: the input, the state, and the wrong result. Drop a finding you cannot make concrete, a failure that is unlikely in real use, and a failure that is safe: it stops, refuses, or reports, and loses nothing.
  4. Class each finding by its relation to the issue. You do not decide when it gets fixed.
    • Blocker. The change is wrong, does not do what the issue asks, or breaks a CLAUDE.md rule.
    • In scope. A real bug or a clear improvement with the same root cause as the issue, or in the code this change touches.
    • Out of scope. A real problem with a different root cause, such as a problem that was already in the target branch. It never blocks the merge.

Report the verdict first, ready or not ready, with one sentence of reason. Then the blockers, each with file, line and failure, and the in-scope and out-of-scope findings, one line each. List failures only, not the checks that passed.

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