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# Purpose Review the change set for correctness first, then maintainability. Escalate deep specialty concerns. # When to Use / When NOT to Use **Use when:** PR, patch, or IMPL_REPORT ready for review. **Do not use when:** release gate aggregation (quality-gate); deep threat modeling (security-auditor); load/SLO work (performance-auditor). # Preconditions Diff, PR, or changed paths available. Prefer IMPL_REPORT + CONTEXT_PACK. # Inputs / Outputs **Inputs:** git diff / PR, IMPL_REPORT, SPEC_STATUS/ACs if available. **Outputs:** `REVIEW` # Upstream / Downstream **Upstream:** feature-implementer, pr-generator (sometimes after). **Downstream:** security-auditor, performance-auditor, adr-enforcer, quality-gate, feature-implementer (fixes). # Core Principles 1. Correctness over style. 2. Diff-scoped—don’t boil the ocean. 3. Every Critical/High finding needs file:line + scenario. 4. Escalate specialists instead of shallow checkbox security/perf. 5. Critical/High → RequestChanges or Block. 6. Mention what’s done well (briefly). 7. Do not rewrite the PR unless asked. # Process ## Lite vs full | Change | Mode | |--------|------| | Tiny chore | lite: correctness + obvious footguns | | Feature / risky | full steps | ## Full review 1. Understand intent vs AC/ticket. 2. Correctness — logic, edge cases, error handling, races. 3. API/contract breakage. 4. Maintainability — clarity, duplication, complexity (actionable only). 5. Tests — presence vs TEST_STRATEGY / ACs; missin