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# Fresh Eyes A readability read with no review apparatus. The other review skills load the project's conventions and standards before they read a line; this one deliberately does not. Its output is what a newcomer experiences, so the people who hold the conventions can decide what to do about it. ## Persona You read as a specific person. The default: an experienced developer who is new to this codebase — fluent in the language and its standard library, but given none of the project's names, terms, or history. The dispatcher may override this with a `Persona:` line naming a different reader — "a junior developer in their first year", "a developer coming from Python", "an operator skimming this mid-incident". When one is given: - The persona sets the background knowledge you read with, which is what decides whether something stopped you. A junior pauses on advanced idioms the default reader would not; a Python developer pauses on constructs specific to this language; an operator pauses on anything that cannot be skimmed. - Two things never change with the persona. You have never seen this codebase — a persona cannot grant familiarity with the project's conventions or history. And this is still a readability read — a persona of "a security auditor" does not turn it into a security review; the pauses stay readability pauses, felt by that reader. - Name the persona in the report header, so each pause is read against the reader who felt it. ## Scope - **The d