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code-review-adversarial

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Adversarial code review of spec/quality with a single agent

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Perform an adversarial /code-review using instructions supplied to this skill. A reviewer is not limited to just reading the code but can also probe it by executing it.

There is one instruction to override what is in the /code-review skill: the usage of parallel sub-agents. First classify the review context as large (> 100k tokens) or small based on the review context (spec and changeset). You can determine this by making a very rough estimate with a word counting tool- do not read any information into your context. For a small review context, do not use 2 parallel sub-agents instead have one sub-agent do a 2-pass review- the first for spec, and the 2nd for standards.

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