review-alllisted

# /review-all — cross-layer review dispatcher Works out which layers a change touches and runs **only the layer reviews that apply**. When one change spans several layers — a schema change, the code that reads it, the infrastructure that hosts it — this removes both the work of invoking each layer by hand and, more importantly, the **cross-layer irreversibility risks that are invisible from inside any single layer**. **Important: this skill never modifies code or configuration. It reports findings only.** ## Preconditions | Condition | If unmet | |---|---| | The working directory is inside a git repository | Stop, say so, do not proceed | | A diff, path, or `all` resolves to at least one file | Report "no changes", suggest `path/` or `all`, and stop | ## Position in the workflow | Upstream | This skill | Downstream | |---|---|---| | implementation complete, or a PR open | `/review-all` | triage the findings, then fix | ## Files to read **The dispatcher reads none of them.** Each layer file tells its own subagent what to load, and the cross-layer report skeleton is inline in Step 4. Opening a reference here would put it in the main context for the rest of the session, which is the cost this split exists to avoid. | File | Read by | |---|---| | `reference/backend.md` | the backend subagent, on instruction | | `reference/frontend.md` | the frontend subagent | | `reference/infra.md` | the infra subagent | | `reference/review-process.md` | each layer file, as its first in