review-swarm

# Review Swarm !`git status --short 2>&1; echo "--- diff --stat (working tree)"; git diff --stat 2>&1; true` The block above is the working tree's dirty state and diff shape, captured before you see the rest of this skill — raw command output, not analysis. Review the working changes with a panel of specialists in parallel, then keep only the findings that survive scrutiny. Free and local (Claude subagents). ## Proactive use If the user asks to review, check, or assess changes — or you've just finished a non-trivial implementation and a PR is next — invoke this without being asked: announce in one line ("Running review-swarm on <scope>") and proceed. Never ask permission to run the skill. ## Scope Default: working tree vs the default branch. `staged` → `git diff --staged`; `branch` → vs merge-base with main; a path → limit to it. Read the changed hunks and enough surrounding code to judge them. **Size guard:** over ~40 changed files or ~2000 changed lines, don't swarm the whole thing — split by area and say which slice you reviewed, or ask which slice matters. A swarm that overruns its context reports confidently on code it never read. ## Reviewers Spawn the six specialists below with the Agent tool, **all in one message** so they run concurrently, each with `model: sonnet`. Give each the diff plus the files it needs and its single lens. Each returns findings as: `severity · file:line · what · why · suggested fix`. - **Correctness** — logic errors, edge cases, null...