implement-review-fix

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Implement a change, obtain complete evidence-backed review through the local stdio gateway, fix findings, and repeat without arbitrary review limits. Use for features, bugs, or refactoring.

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# Implement, Review, Fix Use one parent orchestrator. It may call gateway providers, but provider jobs do not recursively orchestrate other providers. Every review dispatch uses the installed local stdio gateway MCP surface, never a direct provider binary, SDK, connector/shadow gateway, or ad hoc shell fallback. ## Outcome contract The cycle ends only after the final change set has relevant local verification and every required reviewer returns evidence-backed `APPROVED_UNCONDITIONALLY`. Do not use an arbitrary review-round, turn, token, price, budget, or wallclock cap. A timeout, malformed reply, residual condition, unavailable reviewer, or qualified approval is not approval. Repair and re-review until all required reviewers approve. If a provider reaches a terminal external failure, retain the error/repair evidence and report `INCOMPLETE` or `BLOCKED`; do not silently reduce the review roster. Stop only on explicit user cancellation or after reporting the terminal blocker. ## Explicit user-authorized full-access review override Keep the ordinary implementation and inspection defaults below unless the user explicitly authorizes full provider permissions and native MCP access for the review. In that case, follow the complete `multi-llm-review` full-access protocol rather than weakening it into a safe-default example: build the target checkout, launch `node dist/index.js --transport=stdio` from that checkout, and do not use a globally installed or stale gateway process. ...

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Author
verivus-oss
Repository
verivus-oss/llm-cli-gateway
Created
5 months ago
Last Updated
2 days ago
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT

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