review-loop
FeaturedConvergence-paced review-resolve loop over code/PR diffs. Drives a pluggable review source (codex | code-review), verifies each finding against the codebase, auto-applies mechanical fixes and gates judgment fixes with the user, checks the applied edit bundle's fit against the work-flow once before handing forward, then re-reviews until the source verdict reaches approve. User-invoked via /review-loop.
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- Author
- jongwony
- Repository
- jongwony/epistemic-protocols
- Created
- 8 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- JavaScript
- License
- MIT
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review-loop
Use when the user wants to loop Codex code review until clean — run review→fix→review until the reviewer reports no findings or hits an iteration cap. Triggers: /review-loop, loop codex:review until green, keep reviewing and fixing until approve, review-only cycles without fixes.
loop-review
Independently review one loop iteration's implementation diff against the product contract and report a verdict (APPROVE, REVISE with must-fix items, or — at the gate — ESCALATE to the human). Requirement-first — per-REQ satisfaction is judged before code quality; the gate renders a machine-parsed verdict per REQ. Runs read-only with fresh context; driven by loop.sh, not for ad-hoc use.
review-loop
Dispatches a multi-agent review team over this session's work, runs an execution-grounded lint/test/build check, falsifies each finding against the diff, fixes load-bearing issues, and re-reviews until clean or the budget hits. Always records a commit-pinned verdict on the branch's open PR, so the review leaves a trail. Invoked manually or by the Stop hook after real work outside plan mode. `--mode claim` reviews an analytical conclusion against its primary sources instead of a diff; `--mode deliverable` reviews finished reader-facing work (a report, a content page, a decision briefing) for whether the human it is handed to can actually use it.