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Adversarial critique of an implementation plan BEFORE any code exists — premise audit, alternatives comparison, guard/control arithmetic, concurrent-writer analysis, mechanism-cost proportionality, and verification-plan quality. Derived from analysis of real planning failures that survived a full post-implementation review pipeline because review verifies mechanisms, not premises. Use when asked to "review this plan", "critique the plan", "plan check", "is this plan ready", "review the task note before I start", or before implementing any card that adds behavior, a guard, or spans sessions. NOT for: reviewing implemented code or PRs (use ship-check / pr-review), writing the plan itself (that's fable-mode + Plan agents), or auditing tests (test-audit).
aliasunder/agent-plugins · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 75
Install: claude install-skill aliasunder/agent-plugins
# Plan Review Adversarial critique of an implementation plan before implementation starts. This skill examines **premises, not mechanisms**: whether the plan solves a real problem, whether its assumptions hold, whether the chosen approach beats the alternatives — including doing nothing — and whether its own verification steps are safe to run. How this differs from ship-check: ship-check reviews the mechanism that was built. Plan-review examines whether it is the right mechanism to build. The founding case: a row cap on client registrations passed all four ship-check phases (9 code-level findings, all mechanism-correct) — and only manual review noticed that one address operating under the existing rate limit fills the cap in ~75 minutes and locks the owner out. The design was a denial vector; no amount of code review would have said so, because the code faithfully implemented the flawed premise. ## What counts as a plan Any of: a plan document (`plans/*.md`), a task note (`## Problem` + What + Done when), a plan-mode plan, or an approach stated in conversation. The reviewer produces **findings only — never edits the plan.** Revision belongs to the plan's author, who holds context the reviewer doesn't. ## Before starting 1. Read the plan artifact IN FULL, plus the task note / card it implements and any documents it links. 2. Load the target repo's AGENTS.md (conventions the plan must fit). 3. Load vault context where available (ToolSearch the `vault_*` schemas if d