Quality Review

Overview

Dispatches one parallel Sonnet agent per bullet point in the ## Implementation Quality section of the nearest AGENTS.md. Each agent independently discovers what changed and checks the codebase against exactly one criterion. A triage pass then removes false positives, duplicates, and contradictions before the final report.

Workflow

1. PARSE    → Extract each bullet point from ## Implementation Quality in AGENTS.md
2. DISPATCH → One Task agent per criterion (all in parallel, single message)
3. TRIAGE   → Review all raw findings: drop false positives, duplicates, and contradictions
4. REPORT   → Compile cleaned findings into summary table

Step 1: Parse Criteria from AGENTS.md

Read the project's AGENTS.md and extract every bullet point under ## Implementation Quality. Stop at the next ## heading — do not include bullets from any other section. Each - line becomes one criterion.

Do not hardcode criteria — always read from the current project's AGENTS.md so the skill stays in sync with the project's actual standards.

Step 2: Dispatch Parallel Agents

CRITICAL: All agents must be launched in a SINGLE message with multiple Task tool calls. Do not loop sequentially.

Use subagent_type: "Explore" and model: "sonnet" on every Task call.

Agent prompt template for each criterion (set model: "sonnet" on every Task call):

You are a focused code reviewer responsible for checking ONE specific quality criterion.

Criterion:
{criterion_text}

Your job:
1. Discover what changed — start with `git diff origin/main...HEAD` or `git diff main...HEAD`.
2. Feel free to explore the broader codebase or search the web for anything — do as much research as needed to make a confident judgment.
3. Check whether the changes comply with your assigned criterion.
4. Report ALL violations you find — do not stop at the first one.

Output format (exactly this structure, nothing else):
**{criterion_short_name}**: PASS | WARN | FAIL
- `file:line` — description of violation  (repeat for every violation found)
(omit bullet lines entirely if PASS)

Replace {criterion_short_name} with a 2-5 word label derived from the criterion.

Step 3: Triage Raw Findings

After all agents complete, review their combined output before building the report table. Apply each filter below and silently drop any finding that fails:

After filtering, re-evaluate each criterion's overall verdict:

• If all its violations were dropped → change verdict to PASS.
• If only FAIL violations were dropped but WARNs remain → change verdict to WARN.

Do not modify the verdict of a finding you decide to keep.

Step 4: Compile Report

Output a table with one row per violation — if a criterion has multiple violations, give each its own row. Criteria with no violations get a single PASS row.

## Quality Review

| Criterion | Verdict | Finding |
|-----------|---------|---------|
| Engineered enough / YAGNI | WARN | `src/bar.ts:10` — abstraction added for single use case |
| Engineered enough / YAGNI | WARN | `src/baz.ts:88` — second violation of same criterion |
| DRY | PASS | |
| ... | | |

**Result: N criteria checked. X passed, Y warnings, Z failures.**

Each violation gets its own row, even when multiple violations share a criterion. List FAILs first, then WARNs, then PASSes so issues surface immediately.

If all pass: ✓ All N criteria passed.

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