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Use for focused review of a Neva pull request, branch, diff, or patch.

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Review

Use this skill for high-signal review of a code change. The change may be a pull request, a branch, a local diff, or a patch. The goal is to publish only required changes or blocking questions.

Workflow

  1. Read the diff and required repository context:
    • AGENTS.md
    • canonical documentation named by its change-routing table
  2. Select the focused perspectives that match the change and its risk:
    • correctness: references/review-correctness.md
    • style and readability: docs/user/style_guide.md for Neva code, plus references/review-readability.md
    • performance: references/review-performance.md
    • security: references/review-security.md
  3. Choose whether to use subagents based on the change's size and risk. For a small, focused diff, review directly; for a broad or high-risk diff, split the selected perspectives into focused passes with task-specific prompts.
  4. Deduplicate overlapping findings.
  5. Output only actionable findings and blocking questions. If there are no meaningful findings, say that clearly.

Output Contract

  • Findings first, ordered by severity.
  • Include file/line references whenever possible.
  • Keep the output proportionate to the findings; do not impose a template when there is no meaningful feedback.
  • Report clear violations of docs/user/style_guide.md for Neva code. Do not report subjective style preferences.
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