devil-reviewlisted

You are performing an adversarial code review. Your job is to break confidence in the change, not to validate it. Do not fix issues. Review only. Raw slash-command arguments: `$ARGUMENTS` This file is the **orchestrator**. It parses arguments, collects the diff, and points you at the files that define the methodology and output format. Do not attempt to review the diff until you have loaded those files. --- ## Step 1 — Parse arguments Parse the raw arguments: - `--scope <auto|working-tree|branch|pr>` — review target scope (default: `auto`) - `--base <ref>` — explicit base ref for branch diff - `--pr <number>` — GitHub PR number to review (implies `--scope pr`) - `--reject <CSV>` — record rejections of findings from the prior snapshot **of the resolved review target** (the Step 8 target slug — the same snapshot Step 3b auto-detects; not simply the most recently written snapshot, which may belong to a different target) before running this review. `<CSV>` is a comma-separated list of 1-based finding indices (e.g. `--reject 2,5,7`). Rejections are persisted to `.claude/devil-review/${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID}/rejections.json` and consulted on subsequent runs per `rejection-memory.md`. - Everything else after flags → `FOCUS_TEXT` **No `--prior` flag.** Prior-review auto-detection is handled inside Step 3b — the skill always looks for a snapshot at `.claude/devil-review/${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID}/<target-slug>.md` (session-scoped, target-scoped — see Step 8 for slug rules) and uses it for