Code review practices with technical rigor and verification gates. Use for receiving feedback, requesting code-reviewer subagent reviews, or preventing false completion claims in pull requests.
85
83%
Does it follow best practices?
Impact
82%
1.17xAverage score across 3 eval scenarios
Passed
No known issues
Code review reception
No performative agreement
100%
100%
No gratitude expressions
100%
100%
Stops for unclear item
100%
100%
No partial implementation plan
0%
0%
YAGNI check on repository interface
53%
100%
Pushback on Comment 3
100%
100%
Technical reasoning in pushback
100%
100%
Accepts valid security comments
100%
100%
No implementation before verification
100%
100%
Blocking issues prioritized
100%
100%
Verification before completion claims
Ran bun test
0%
0%
Actual command shown
100%
100%
Actual output included
100%
100%
Test count stated
100%
100%
No premature success claim
100%
100%
No 'should/probably/seems' language
100%
100%
Bug fix is correct
100%
100%
Requirements checklist
70%
70%
No unsupported claims
100%
100%
Code reviewer subagent dispatch
BASE_SHA via git
0%
0%
HEAD_SHA via git
0%
0%
Actual SHA values
100%
100%
WHAT_WAS_IMPLEMENTED field
70%
100%
PLAN_OR_REQUIREMENTS field
70%
100%
DESCRIPTION field
80%
100%
Critical issues: fix immediately
30%
100%
Important issues: fix before proceeding
0%
100%
Minor issues: noted for later
50%
100%
Task tool dispatch type
0%
0%
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