Review System

review-pr, review-plan, and review-work-item share a multi-lens review system. Each lens is a specialised subagent (the reviewer agent) that evaluates the artefact through a specific quality perspective; the orchestrating skill compiles the lens outputs into one analysis.

Code review lenses (used by review-pr and review-plan):

Lens	Focus
Architecture	Modularity, coupling, dependency direction, structural drift
Code Quality	Complexity, design principles, error handling, code smells
Compatibility	API contracts, cross-platform, protocol compliance, deps
Correctness	Logical validity, boundary conditions, state management, concurrency
Database	Migration safety, schema design, query correctness, integrity
Documentation	Documentation completeness, accuracy, audience fit
Performance	Algorithmic efficiency, resource usage, concurrency, caching
Portability	Environment independence, deployment flexibility, vendor lock
Safety	Data loss prevention, operational safety, protective mechanisms
Security	OWASP Top 10, input validation, auth/authz, secrets, data flows
Standards	Project conventions, API standards, naming, accessibility
Test Coverage	Coverage adequacy, assertion quality, test pyramid, anti-patterns
Usability	Developer experience, API ergonomics, configuration, migration paths

Work item review lenses (used by review-work-item):

Lens	Focus
Completeness	Section presence, content density, type-appropriate content
Testability	Measurable criteria, verifiable outcomes, verification framing
Clarity	Unambiguous referents, internal consistency, jargon handling
Scope	Right-sizing, decomposition, orthogonality
Dependency	Implied couplings — blockers, consumers, external systems

Lenses are automatically selected based on scope, or you can specify focus areas:

/review-pr 123 focus on security and architecture
/review-work-item 0042 focus on testability

See the Configuration page for enabling, disabling, or adding custom lenses.