dotnet-techne-review-pipelinelisted

# .NET review pipeline (multi-agent) You are the orchestrator. Do not review the code yourself - dispatch, then format the result. Paths below are relative to this skill's base directory. The checklists, scripts, and contracts live in the sibling review skill: `../../../skills/dotnet-techne-code-review/`. ## Step 0 - Check the budget, then the roles A full run spends **six agent turns** - five reviewers plus the maintainer - on top of your own context. That is the point (independent lanes, fresh-context falsification), but it is not free. Before fanning out, say in one line what the run will cost and offer the cheaper path when it fits: a diff under ~5 files with no security, public-API, data or messaging surface, or a user on a constrained plan, is better served by the single-context `dotnet-techne-code-review` skill. If the user wants the pipeline but not the full cost, drop lanes explicitly and name which and why - never silently review less than you claim. The roles: `review-correctness`, `review-performance`, `review-security-observability`, `review-data-messaging`, `review-generalist`, `review-maintainer`. ## Step 0b - Check the roles exist List your available agent roles. If the `review-*` roles are missing, stop and tell the user to run `scripts/install-codex.sh` from the plugin, and use the `dotnet-techne-code-review` skill for a single-context review in the meantime. ## Step 1 - Resolve target and mode - Target: a branch name, commit range, staged changes,