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One invocation = one terminal response; the next round arrives as a fresh invocation. The leader session owns all protocol state and side effects.","kiloloop\u002Foacp-skills","kiloloop","https:\u002F\u002Favatars.githubusercontent.com\u002Fu\u002F264514437?v=4","01M6DSS1K2JKZD3YRMXRH54968","Kiloloop","01M6DSS1SMM810F7327W2YX7ZZ",0,"Apache-2.0","https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002Fkiloloop\u002Foacp-skills\u002Fblob\u002Fmain\u002Fskills\u002Freview-loop-reviewer\u002FSKILL.md",[],[19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37,38],"reviewer","review loop reviewer","review","review loop","loop","state","leader","run","quality gate","feedback","pr","session","next","enforce","lgtm","as","fresh","head","oacp","terminal","2026-11-10 10:12:30",false,"---\nname: review-loop-reviewer\ndescription: Run one stateless reviewer round of the OACP review loop — verify the request, review one exact PR head, enforce the findings quality gate, and send review_feedback or review_lgtm. One invocation = one terminal response; the next round arrives as a fresh invocation. The leader session owns all protocol state and side effects.\n---\n\n# \u002Freview-loop-reviewer — Reviewer-Side Review Loop\n\nReview exactly one PR head and emit exactly one terminal protocol response.\nThe **leader** (this session) owns pre-gathering, verification, packet writes,\nmessage sends, and GitHub actions. Analysis is leader-direct for delta rounds\nand small diffs; substantial round-1 diffs go to an analysis-only subagent per\nthe [Analysis subagent contract](#analysis-subagent-contract). The split is the\nprotocol-authority boundary — subagent output is evidence, never protocol\nauthority.\n\nProtocol truth lives in OACP's `docs\u002Fprotocol\u002Freview_loop.md` and\n`templates\u002Ffindings_packet.template.yaml`; they override this skill on\nconflict.\n\n`SKILL_DIR=\"${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}\"` — the directory holding this file and its\n`scripts\u002F` (set it by hand if your runtime does not substitute the variable).\nSnippets here use named variables only: the Skill tool substitutes invocation\narguments into `$`-digit tokens at render time, so a bare positional in a code\nblock silently becomes an argument value.\n\n## Arguments\n\n```\n\u002Freview-loop-reviewer \u003CPR_NUMBER> --author \u003Cname> [--project \u003Cname>] [--task-id \u003Cid>] [--model \u003Calias>] [--dry-run]\n```\n\n- `PR_NUMBER` — required positional. `--author` — required (the author agent).\n- `--project` — defaults to the `.oacp` marker at the main repo root.\n- `--task-id` — fallback task context when no review_request metadata exists.\n- `--model` — analysis-subagent model (default: the agent definition's pin).\n- `--dry-run` — show the plan, change nothing.\n\nThe skill sends one terminal response and exits; `\u002Fcheck-inbox` (or any inbox\nwatcher) dispatches the next round.\n\n## Instructions\n\n### 1. Gather context and check preconditions\n\n```bash\nPR=\u003CPR_NUMBER>\nREPO=$(gh pr view \"$PR\" --json url -q .url | cut -d\u002F -f4-5)   # base repo owner\u002Fname\nBRANCH=$(gh pr view \"$PR\" --json headRefName -q .headRefName)\nBASE_BRANCH=$(gh pr view \"$PR\" --json baseRefName -q .baseRefName)\n# Main clone even from a linked worktree — the .oacp marker lives only there.\nMAIN_ROOT=$(dirname \"$(git rev-parse --path-format=absolute --git-common-dir)\")\nPROJECT=${PROJECT_FLAG:-$(python3 -c \"import json,sys; print(json.load(open(sys.argv[1]))['project_name'])\" \"$MAIN_ROOT\u002F.oacp\" 2>\u002Fdev\u002Fnull || basename \"$MAIN_ROOT\")}\nOACP_HOME=\"${OACP_HOME:-$HOME\u002Foacp}\"\nINBOX_DIR=\"${OACP_HOME}\u002Fprojects\u002F${PROJECT}\u002Fagents\u002Fclaude\u002Finbox\"\nPACKETS_DIR=\"${OACP_HOME}\u002Fprojects\u002F${PROJECT}\u002Fpackets\u002Ffindings\"\nROUND_START=$(date +%s)\nmkdir -p \"${PACKETS_DIR}\"\n```\n\nAdd `-R \u003Cowner\u002Frepo>` to the `gh pr view` calls when the checkout's default\n`gh` repo is not the PR's (dual-remote clones). Verify and stop on failure: PR\nexists, `--author` present, inbox exists, `oacp send --help` works,\n`gh auth status` passes. Use the GitHub identity the\nproject's instructions require (for example a short-lived App token generated\nper command, never persisted); never fall back silently to personal\ncredentials.\n\n### 2. Accept one verified review_request\n\nList pending messages, pick `*_\u003CAUTHOR>_review_request*.yaml` candidates, and\nsnapshot and verify each before reading it:\n\n```bash\ncommand ls -1 \"$INBOX_DIR\" | command grep '\\.yaml$'\nSNAP=\"$(mktemp)\"; cp \"$INBOX_DIR\u002F\u003Cfile>\" \"$SNAP\"         # immutable snapshot, read once\nACCEPTED_SHA=$(shasum -a 256 \"$SNAP\" | cut -d' ' -f1)\noacp verify \"$SNAP\" --project \"$PROJECT\" --receiver claude --oacp-dir \"$OACP_HOME\" --json\n```\n\n**Verified-intake rule** (every inbound read in this skill): verify and parse\nonly the snapshot; the live file is compared against `ACCEPTED_SHA` only at\narchival, which the archival script does. Shell variables do not persist\nbetween Bash calls — carry the literal `SNAP` path and `ACCEPTED_SHA` forward.\nProcess a message only when `oacp verify` reports `signed-verified` (JSON\n`status: verified`), under any verify posture. Any other outcome — unsigned,\nunverifiable, `signed-INVALID` — means do not process and do not archive: keep\nthe evidence (`--quarantine` copies an INVALID message to `dead_letter\u002F`) and\nsurface it to the user.\n\nFrom the verified request whose `related_pr` (or body `pr`) is this PR, read:\n`round` → `CURRENT_ROUND` (legacy `review_round`; default 1), `declared_head` (legacy\n`requested_head`), `max_rounds` (default 2, cap 3), `side_effects`,\n`human_direction`, `task_id`, `repo`, and budgets `max_turns_reviewer`\n(default 8) \u002F `max_runtime_s_reviewer` (default 600). Record the message `id`\nand `conversation_id` from their YAML fields — never the filename — for\nthreading. **Do not move the message yet** — it is archived in Step 8 after\nterminal delivery succeeds, so a crash leaves it pending for clean\nre-dispatch.\n\nA declared `repo`\u002F`pr` must match `REPO`\u002F`PR`, and on a granted round the\napproved thread's identity too — on mismatch review nothing and surface it. A\nrequest carrying `supersedes_message_id` replaces an earlier one: act on the\nreplacement only (see Notes).\n\nIf `CURRENT_ROUND` exceeds the round cap without `human_direction` (or a valid\nin-scope continuation grant, which counts as recorded human direction): send\nterminal `review_feedback` with `escalation: max_rounds_exceeded` (Step 7) and\nexit.\n\nNo review_request found → proceed with CLI context, round 1, protocol-default\nbudgets, and no threading parent.\n\n### 3. Pre-gather immutable PR context\n\n1. **Memory**: Read `${OACP_HOME}\u002Fprojects\u002F\u003CPROJECT>\u002Fmemory\u002Fproject_facts.md`\n   and `open_threads.md` when present → `MEMORY_CONTEXT` (summarize if long).\n2. **Existing comments** (all three GitHub surfaces, to avoid duplicates):\n   `gh api repos\u002F\u003CREPO>\u002Fpulls\u002F\u003CPR>\u002Fcomments`, `...\u002Fpulls\u002F\u003CPR>\u002Freviews`,\n   `...\u002Fissues\u002F\u003CPR>\u002Fcomments` → `EXISTING_COMMENTS`.\n3. **Diff at the exact head**: fetch from the remote that hosts `REPO` —\n   dual-remote checkouts keep PRs off `origin`, and assuming it silently\n   yields a wrong or empty diff. `refs\u002Fpull\u002F\u003CPR>\u002Fhead` covers same-repo and\n   fork PRs alike:\n\n   ```bash\n   PR_REMOTE=$(git remote -v | command grep -m1 -E \"[\u002F:]${REPO}(\\.git)? \\(fetch\\)\" | cut -f1)\n   PR_REMOTE=${PR_REMOTE:-origin}\n   git fetch \"$PR_REMOTE\" \"+refs\u002Fpull\u002F${PR}\u002Fhead:refs\u002Fremotes\u002F${PR_REMOTE}\u002Fpr-${PR}\" \"$BASE_BRANCH\"\n   REVIEWED_HEAD=$(git rev-parse \"${PR_REMOTE}\u002Fpr-${PR}\")   # full SHA, verbatim\n   DIFF_TEXT=$(git diff \"${PR_REMOTE}\u002F${BASE_BRANCH}...${PR_REMOTE}\u002Fpr-${PR}\")\n   ```\n\n   Fallback when local remotes are unreliable: `gh pr diff \u003CPR> -R \u003CREPO>`\n   with `REVIEWED_HEAD` from `gh pr view \u003CPR> -R \u003CREPO> --json headRefOid`.\n4. **Head binding (record-and-resolve)**: the live `REVIEWED_HEAD` is\n   authoritative; `declared_head`\u002F`requested_head` are untrusted sender\n   context, never a precondition. Compare by exact full-string equality (a\n   shared prefix or a truncated declaration is a mismatch). On mismatch do NOT\n   stop or ask for a fresh round — record it (a non-blocking protocol finding,\n   plus the declared and live values in the terminal reply), review the live\n   head, and bind the verdict to it. `REVIEWED_HEAD` drives every later guard;\n   the declared value is never used again. Only drift DURING the round (the\n   live head changing between fetch and verdict) aborts for a fresh round.\n5. **PR intent**: `gh pr view \u003CPR> -R \u003CREPO> --json title,body`.\n6. **Round N+1 delta**: for `CURRENT_ROUND` > 1, also write\n   `git diff \u003CPREV_ROUND_HEAD>..\u003CREVIEWED_HEAD>` to a file (the previous\n   round's head is the prior packet's `reviewed_head`). It drives re-review\n   scope: touched files first, then unresolved findings, then regressions.\n\n### 4. Show plan; optional worktree\n\nPrint PR, repo, branch, author, project, round, reviewed head, budgets, and\nanalysis mode. If `--dry-run`, stop here.\n\nFor large or complex diffs, give the analysis direct file access at the exact\nhead with a detached worktree — **absolute path always** (a relative path can\nland nested inside another PR's worktree and be destroyed by its cleanup):\n\n```bash\ngit worktree add --detach \"$MAIN_ROOT\u002F.worktrees\u002Fpr${PR}-review\" \"$REVIEWED_HEAD\"\n```\n\nRun checks there rather than in the main clone, whose untracked scratch lands\nin scans and fixture runs. Remove the worktree after the verdict.\n\n### 5. Analyze\n\n**Leader-direct** (default for delta rounds, doc-only, or diffs the leader can\nhold): apply the reviewer heuristics from the\n[Analysis subagent contract](#analysis-subagent-contract) yourself, compose the\nfindings YAML in the same format, and note \"leader-reviewed directly\" in the\npacket's top-level `leader_notes`.\n\n**Subagent** (substantial round-1 diffs): spawn per that contract and parse its\nverdict block. \"Substantial\" means **reviewable surface, not raw diff lines** —\nsubtract generated or declarative payloads (fixture corpora, lockfiles,\nsnapshots, data manifests) first. Budget guard: if `max_runtime_s_reviewer` or\nthe turn budget expires before completion, do not stretch — go to Step 7 with\n`escalation: reviewer_budget_exceeded` and whatever findings are solid. Never\nconvert a budget escalation into LGTM because the diff looks small.\n\n**Validation evidence.** Run proportional project-native checks (tests,\nvalidators, preflight) at the reviewed head and record each command and outcome\nin `qa_validation.commands_run`; the gate requires every row passing, and\n`warn`, skipped, or missing evidence does not satisfy it. Read CI at the\nreviewed head too (`gh pr checks \u003CPR> -R \u003CREPO>`) and record its conclusion as\na row — cross-platform evidence a local run cannot give. When no workflow ran\nat that head by construction (a stacked PR targeting its parent branch), say so\nin `leader_notes` rather than filing a skipped row.\n\n`commands_run` is the **gate's evidence set** — \"did the project's own checks\npass at this head\" — not a log of everything you ran. A probe demonstrating a\nfinding, and any mutation or negative-path run (including those mandated\nbelow), fails by design: filed there it forces a false `pass` row or makes the\nvalidator reject a PR you judged shippable. Put those in `leader_notes` with\nthe measured numbers.\n\nSix evidence traps — check before a probe result becomes a finding or a fix is\naccepted:\n\n- **A fix verified only by stubs is unverified.** When the author addresses a\n  finding by stubbing the thing that failed (`monkeypatch.setattr` on a version\n  lookup, `find_spec`, `subprocess.run`), the test proves branch logic, not the\n  fix. Reproduce the original failure for real — a shadow package whose\n  `__init__` raises for a broken-import claim, a real signal for a\n  signal-handling claim. A fake executable on `PATH` is the same trap and\n  easier to miss: read what the fake does with the argument under test (a fake\n  `gh` that ignores `--jq` leaves the expression untested), not just that it\n  was invoked.\n- **Packaging, export, or build change: run the artifact, don't list it.** A\n  file list proves membership only; an artifact that omits a fixture but ships\n  the test reading it passes every content check and fails on arrival. Extract\n  it and run its own tests from inside. Then enumerate the other carriers —\n  `git archive`\u002F`export-ignore` and the build backend's file selection are\n  independent, and closing one does not close the class.\n- **A guard that passes proves nothing; make it fail.** Mutation-test every new\n  check both ways: remove the protection (it must go red) and plant what it\n  should catch (it must fire). Call out a guard that cannot fail where it runs\n  (a CI assertion for a condition that only arises in a developer's working\n  tree). **Falsifiable is not complete**: for a new or changed discriminator (a\n  path allowlist, a fence walker, a negation heuristic), enumerate the input\n  classes it must decide differently and check the tests cover each side — a\n  fixture that satisfies the guard by another path exercises only the branch\n  that already worked. When the domain has a real-world population (recorded\n  inputs, a corpus of real bodies), replay it at both heads before believing a\n  green suite, reporting aggregate transitions only — raw inputs may carry\n  secrets.\n- **Registry probes: assert the version exists first.** Some package-index APIs\n  answer a nonexistent version with an error body that still parses, so a\n  missing advisory field reads as \"clean\". Check the returned name and version\n  and the release list before any per-version result enters a finding.\n- **Confirm the probe loaded the code under review.** A console script on\n  `PATH` may resolve to an unrelated installed release (a shebang with `-E`\n  ignores `PYTHONPATH`) and yield plausible false blockers — so can a suite\n  whose tests exec the CLI by name. Install the reviewed head editable into a\n  scratch venv first on `PATH`, print the resolved module path before trusting\n  a run, anchor diff and grep filters on full prefixes (dropping `^[-+][-+]`\n  headers also eats markdown bullets that begin `+-`), and treat a result that\n  contradicts another signal as the probe being wrong until proven otherwise.\n- **Your probes contaminate what you audit.** Tests run inside an extracted\n  artifact write `__pycache__` files carrying absolute local paths, which a\n  leak grep then blames on the PR. Probe with `PYTHONDONTWRITEBYTECODE=1` and\n  `-p no:cacheprovider`, re-extract fresh before reporting such a hit, and\n  cross-check `git ls-tree` for what the branch actually carries.\n\n### 6. Verify-before-relay, then write the packet\n\nThe leader verifies every BLOCKING finding against the diff, plus any\nsurprising non-blocking claim resting on protocol or workspace knowledge the\nanalysis lacked. Refuted findings are dropped with the refutation in\n`leader_notes` (tell a resumed subagent about the renumbering). Severity\nadjustment goes both ways — an upgrade to blocking carries its rationale in\n`leader_notes` and is named in the reply.\n\n**Delta-round packets list only NEW findings** (ids are per round). Record\neach prior finding's verified resolution in `leader_notes` with the qa row that\nproved it, and link the prior packet via `source_review_packet`. A restated\nprior row counts as resolved only with status `fixed` or `wont_fix`; any other\nstatus (`addressed`, `resolved`, …) stays unresolved and blocks the gate.\n\n**A bar you stated binds you.** When a packet named what would satisfy a\nblocking finding and the author built to it, the finding closes — even where a\nbroader fix was available; re-opening the remainder moves the goalposts, worst\nin a final round. Record the unfixed half in `leader_notes` as consciously\ndeferred; if your wording allowed the narrower reading, the remainder is a nit.\nAn offer is a bar too: a finding left \"to take or close with a reason\" closes\nwith a documented reason, including a third option that meets the concern. A\nfinding that traces to your own prior recommendation is filed as yours — state\nthe causal link and extend the same latitude.\n\n**Execute a recommendation's mechanism before you name it.** An unrun\nmechanism is a guess the author builds to in good faith, and the wasted round\nis yours (making a pattern non-greedy changes which span matches, not whether\none match can bridge two intents). Prototype it on a scratch copy of the\nreviewed head, run the suite (and any corpus), revert, and present the\nmeasurement — \"closes 9 of 10, suite green, still admits X\" — as evidence, not\nspecification; the binding requirement is the property that must hold. If you\ncannot run it, say it is untested. Characterize a defect at three heads —\nmerge base, previous round's head, reviewed head — to tell a regression from\nan inherited residual; that changes severity, attribution, and the fix.\n\nWrite the packet to `${PACKETS_DIR}\u002F\u003CYYYYMMDD>_\u003Ctopic>_claude_r\u003Cround>.yaml`\nwith `created_at_utc` from `date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ` (subagents have no\nclock and fabricate timestamps) and `reviewed_head: \u003CREVIEWED_HEAD>`. Every\nfinding carries the template fields `id`, `severity`, `blocking`, `status`,\n`area`, `file`, `line`, `repro`, `expected`, `evidence`, `recommendation`.\n\n### 7. Build, validate, guard the head, deliver one terminal response\n\n**Build the body as data, never as hand-typed YAML.** The author parses it with\n`yaml.safe_load`, and a hand-typed plain scalar breaks silently (a colon-space\ninside a summary makes a nested mapping; a leading quote makes a quoted scalar\nfollowed by junk). Build a mapping in Python, `yaml.safe_dump(body,\nsort_keys=False, width=100000)`, assert `yaml.safe_load(text) == body`, and\nwrite it to an absolute scratch path. Fields, in this order:\n\n| Field | `review_lgtm` | `review_feedback` |\n|---|---|---|\n| `quality_gate_result` | `pass` | `fail` |\n| `merge_ready` | `true` | `false` |\n| `validated_head` | `REVIEWED_HEAD`, verbatim from git\u002Fgh output | same |\n| `nits` | an entry for every deferred P2\u002FP3 (`[]` if none) | entries if any (`[]` if none) |\n| `findings_packet` | — | `packets\u002Ffindings\u002F\u003Cfile>.yaml` |\n| `round` (+ legacy `review_round`) | `CURRENT_ROUND` | same |\n| `blocking_count` | — | unresolved blocking count |\n| `withheld_side_effects` | `[]` unless an effect was withheld | same |\n| `escalation` | never | `max_rounds_exceeded` (failing final round) or `reviewer_budget_exceeded` |\n| `task_id`, `telemetry` | when known; `model` and `wall_time_s` (from `ROUND_START`) are cheap | same |\n\nA nit carries `nit_id` (unique in the PR), `tier` (`P2` or `P3`, matching the\nfinding), a one-line `summary`, `owner` (default: the author), a concrete\n`next_action`, and `source` (the F-id); `tracking_ref` and `expires_at_utc` are\noptional. Then validate — both must pass before any terminal send:\n\n```bash\npython3 \"$SKILL_DIR\u002Fscripts\u002Fvalidate_findings_packet.py\" \"\u003Cpacket_path>\" --body \"\u003Cbody_file>\"\n```\n\nThe validator is the quality gate: only `fixed` and `wont_fix` resolve a\nfinding; an unresolved P0 or blocking finding, a non-passing validation row,\nor a deferred finding no nit names refuses a pass. On the body it checks\n`quality_gate_result` and `merge_ready` against the verdict, `validated_head`\nagainst the packet's `reviewed_head`, the `nits` entries, and on\n`review_feedback` the `findings_packet`, `round`, and `blocking_count`. It does\nnot require `withheld_side_effects`, `task_id`, or an LGTM's `round` — set\nthose from the table yourself.\n\n**Head guard**: immediately before the first outward action (the send, or the\napproval when acting first),\n`gh pr view \u003CPR> -R \u003CREPO> --json headRefOid -q .headRefOid` must equal\n`REVIEWED_HEAD`. A moved head makes the round stale — report it, retain the\nrequest, send nothing terminal.\n\n```bash\noacp send \"$PROJECT\" --from claude --to \u003CAUTHOR> --type \u003Creview_lgtm|review_feedback> \\\n  --subject \"\u003CSUBJECT>\" --body-file \"\u003Cbody_file>\" --related-pr \"$PR\" --priority P1 \\\n  --in-reply-to \u003Crequest_message_id> --oacp-dir \"$OACP_HOME\"\n```\n\nSubjects: `LGTM: PR #\u003CPR>` \u002F `Review feedback: round \u003CN> (#\u003CPR>)`. Sign it\n(`--sign` or the `signing.sign_messages` config) — the author processes only\n`signed-verified` replies. A correction or re-send after\nthe request is archived threads with explicit `--parent-message-id \u003Cid>\n--conversation-id \u003Cconv>` captured at Step 2 — never rely on `--in-reply-to`\nresolving an archived parent — and names the message it supersedes in the\nbody.\n\n**Gate passes — `review_lgtm` plus the GitHub approval.** The LGTM body carries\nonly what you have already verified. Two orderings are sanctioned, chosen per\nround: **send first** when the signed verdict must land regardless, reporting\nthe GitHub action separately once it lands; or **act first** when one message\nbeats two — submit the approval, read it back, and carry the review id,\n`state`, and `commit_id` into the LGTM as verified fact. Never assert an\noutcome you have not read back: \"approval submitted\" written ahead of the call\nbecomes a signed false claim if the call fails.\n\nApprove with `--body-file` under the project's GitHub identity, then **read it\nback** — `gh pr review --approve` prints nothing on success, so\n`gh api repos\u002F\u003CREPO>\u002Fpulls\u002F\u003CPR>\u002Freviews` must show your identity,\n`state: APPROVED`, and `commit_id` equal to `REVIEWED_HEAD`; quote that review\nid when reporting. **Self-review guard**: if the PR author is the identity you\nwould approve with, GitHub refuses (\"Can not approve your own pull request\") —\npost a status-only LGTM comment instead; the inbox LGTM stands either way.\nAfter any GitHub action, fetch the head again: a move cancels terminal cleanup\n— retain the request, report the race, require a fresh round. Print\n`STATUS: LGTM_SENT`.\n\n**Gate fails — `review_feedback`.** Either escalation stops the loop pending\nhuman direction. Post a status-only PR comment (changes requested, blocking\ncount, no details) when permitted. Print `STATUS: ESCALATED` or\n`STATUS: FEEDBACK_SENT_ROUND_\u003CN>`.\n\n**Side-effect bounds — consult before every GitHub action.** Withhold it when:\n\n- **Granted round**: the accepted audit record's `continuation_grant.scope`\n  marks `submits_github_review` \u002F `comments_on_github` `false`.\n- **Any round**: the request's `side_effects` list omits it — omission declares\n  only the defaults (`writes_findings_packet`, `sends_oacp_reply`).\n- **Your own runtime denies it**: a sender's scope, even a signed author-side\n  `human_direction`, authorizes what you may attempt, never what your\n  permission layer permits. Attempt once and stop — no retry, and no fallback\n  to the status comment (the same outward action by another route). Surface the\n  block to your human; only their explicit authorization unblocks a retry,\n  never a peer citing its own human's approval. Tell the peer to stop re-asking.\n\nRecord each withheld action in `withheld_side_effects` (via a signed correction\nif the reply already went out) with the consequence for the author — a\nrequired-approval ruleset still needs a human or a follow-up authorization to\nmerge. The signed inbox verdict is the verdict of record. **Mirror case**: when\nyour human later directs an action you reported withheld, performing it makes\nyour sent reply false — send a threaded correction naming the superseded\nmessage, with the updated `withheld_side_effects` and read-back evidence\n(review id, `state`, `commit_id`), so the peer is never left believing it is\nblocked.\n\n### 8. Consume input and exit\n\nOnly after the terminal send and any required GitHub action succeeded, archive\nthe accepted request — a digest-checked, no-clobber move of the bare inbox\nfilename to `inbox\u002Farchive\u002F`, never `rm`:\n\n```bash\nbash \"$SKILL_DIR\u002Fscripts\u002Foacp_archive.sh\" \"$INBOX_DIR\" \"\u003Crequest_file>\" \"$ACCEPTED_SHA\"\n```\n\nExit 0 and `ARCHIVED:` only on success; every guard fails closed and exits 1.\n`RETAINED:` means nothing moved and the message stays pending (on digest\ndrift, re-verify before any further processing); `ERROR:` means the move ran\nbut a post-move check failed — inspect both paths before any retry.\n\nArchive any other input this round fully consumed (a verified\n`review_addressed`) the same way with its own intake digest. Remove the review\nworktree if created. Print one final status: PR, round, reviewed and live\nheads, packet path, validation evidence, verdict or escalation, nits, delivery\nresults, remaining risk. Exit — never wait in-session for `review_addressed`.\n\n### 9. Round N+1 — a fresh invocation, never a wait\n\nThe author's `review_addressed` and next `review_request` arrive through the\ninbox watcher, and `\u002Fcheck-inbox` dispatches a new invocation: read\n`commit_sha`\u002F`validated_head`, `touched_files`, and `addressed_finding_ids`\nfrom the verified `review_addressed`, refetch the diff (Step 3.3), and run\nSteps 2–8 for the new round (delta rounds are usually leader-direct). The\nprotocol forbids an in-session wait; idle waiting belongs to a shell watcher,\nnever LLM turns.\n\n## Notes\n\n- **Continuation grants change nothing in here**: a standing\n  `approved_thread_continuation` listing `review_request` only lets the\n  dispatcher start this skill without a per-round human confirm. It authorizes\n  running the round, never its verdict — exact-head fetch, declared-head\n  distrust, the quality gate, and one-round statelessness apply identically.\n- **Merge-revalidation rounds**: when a post-LGTM head update is only a\n  base-advance merge, review leader-direct — verify the topology (`head^1` =\n  approved head, `head^2` = base tip, no extra branch commits), diff-of-diff\n  the PR content (byte-identical added lines), confirm conflict resolutions\n  equal the base + PR union, run the full suite at the merged head, then send a\n  fresh exact-head approval with the LGTM.\n- **Sender replaces or pauses the round**: a verified pause notice or a\n  replacement request (`supersedes_message_id`) voids the in-flight round. Send\n  no terminal verdict for the voided head (partial validation carries no\n  verdict weight), acknowledge before any GitHub effect exists so the author\n  knows nothing raced, and close the round's audit record. Record an effect\n  already performed (a findings packet written, say) first, while the record\n  is live: `oacp autonomy finalize \u003Caudit> --checkpoint --started-at \u003CUTC the\n  round started> --actual-files-touched \u003CN> --realized \u003Caction>`. Exit 4 there\n  means the round breached its admitted scope; surface it to the human instead\n  of cancelling. Then cancel:\n  `oacp autonomy finalize \u003Caudit> --final-state cancelled --cancelled-by sender\n  --cancelled-at \u003CUTC the notice or replacement arrived> --started-at \u003CUTC the\n  round started> --actual-files-touched \u003CN>`, plus `--deliverable-landed \u003Cref>`\n  for anything that landed, such as the packet path. A cancellation takes clock\n  and count actuals only: `--realized` on it exits 2 and leaves the record\n  live. `--cancelled-at` is required; for a round that never started, drop\n  `--started-at` and the files count and the finalizer records zero. Archive the consumed messages only after `oacp autonomy finalize\n  \u003Caudit> --validate` reports no errors. The `superseded` final state is only for\n  an original never admitted (`--superseded-by-message`) or a re-evaluation of\n  the same message (`--superseded-by`). A replacement is admitted on its own\n  and inherits no authority: after a pause it keeps the cancelled round's\n  number — that round produced no verdict and consumes nothing — but is a\n  fresh admission, not a continuation of the voided round.\n- **Approval auto-dismissal**: an author push after LGTM triggers\n  `dismiss-stale-reviews` where enabled — a previously approved PR showing\n  REVIEW_REQUIRED is policy, not a regression; the author sends a fresh\n  round-N+1 request.\n- **PR comment data-minimization**: comments and approval bodies are\n  status-only and go through `--body-file` (keeps content out of `ps`); no\n  command output, logs, credentials, environment values, or local paths —\n  detail belongs in the packet and protocol messages.\n- **Sandboxed runtimes**: `oacp send` and archive moves usually run sandboxed;\n  network-touching `git`\u002F`gh` calls and `git worktree remove` may need the\n  sandbox relaxed per local policy.\n\n## Analysis subagent contract\n\nNeeded only when dispatching the subagent; leader-direct rounds use just its\nheuristics and packet format.\n\n**Spawn**: Agent tool, `subagent_type: code-reviewer` (or any read-only\nreviewer definition), `run_in_background: true`, no `model` param unless\n`--model` is given. The prompt below overrides any other delivery the\ndefinition prescribes. Diffs over ~100KB go to a file the subagent Reads, never\ninline; past ~3000 lines warn the user and consider splitting. For file access\nat the reviewed head, pass the Step 4 worktree. **Round N+1**: when round 1 ran\nin this session, resume that subagent (SendMessage) so its findings stay in\ncontext — and if the leader dropped or renumbered findings, give it the\nauthor-visible numbering; spawn fresh otherwise.\n\n**Prompt** — substitute every `\u003C...>` variable, then send exactly:\n\n````\nYou are the analysis subagent for reviewing PR #\u003CPR_NUMBER> on repo \u003CREPO>.\n\nYour ONLY job: analyze the diff and output a structured verdict with findings\nYAML. You receive all data pre-gathered — you do NOT need git or gh. The\nleader writes the findings packet and sends all messages.\n\nThis is analysis only: use Read for file examination and Bash only for search\n(`command rg`, `command fd`, `command ls`). Don't write files, run git\u002Fgh, or\nchange any state. Return the complete verdict block below in your final message\nand write no report file — this brief overrides any other delivery\ninstruction you were given.\n\n## Context\n\n- PR: #\u003CPR_NUMBER> on \u003CREPO>, branch \u003CBRANCH>, author \u003CAUTHOR>\n- Project: \u003CPROJECT>; task ID: \u003CTASK_ID>; round: \u003CCURRENT_ROUND>\n- Reviewed head (exact): \u003CREVIEWED_HEAD>\n\n## PR Title\n\n\u003CPR_TITLE>\n\n## PR Body\n\n\u003CPR_BODY>\n\n## Project Context (Memory)\n\n\u003CMEMORY_CONTEXT>\n\n## Supplemental Context\n\n\u003CSUPPLEMENTAL_CONTEXT or \"None.\"> (spec, design-doc, or RFC paths and prior\nfindings packets the request references; Read each if relevant to a finding.)\n\n## Existing PR Comments (do not duplicate these)\n\n\u003CEXISTING_COMMENTS or \"None.\">\n\n## Diff\n\nRound 1: read \u003CCUMULATIVE_DIFF_PATH> (full base → head diff).\nRe-review rounds: read \u003CINCREMENTAL_DIFF_PATH> first (round-to-round delta) to\nverify each previous finding, then \u003CCUMULATIVE_DIFF_PATH> for broader context.\n\n## Reviewer Heuristics\n\n- R1: Review only issues in the diff; pre-existing issues belong in separate\n  tickets.\n- R2: Compare the actual diff against the PR title\u002Fbody; flag discrepancies.\n- R3: Blocking only for bugs, security issues, or protocol violations; style\n  nits are non-blocking (P2\u002FP3).\n- R4: Every finding carries a concrete recommendation.\n- R5: On re-review rounds, check previous findings were addressed and look for\n  new issues introduced by the fixes.\n- R6: Breaking changes must be called out in the PR description.\n- R7: Prerequisites\u002Fdependencies documented accurately as required vs optional.\n\n## Step 1: Analyze\n\nWhat changed and why, potential bugs \u002F security issues \u002F protocol violations,\ndoc gaps, discrepancies between stated purpose and actual changes. Read repo\nfiles for context as needed.\n\n## Step 2: Compose findings YAML\n\n```yaml\npacket_id: \"\u003CYYYYMMDD>_\u003Ctopic>_claude_r\u003Cround>\"\nsource_review_packet: \"\"\nreviewer: \"claude\"\nround: \u003CN>\ncreated_at_utc: \"\"            # leader stamps real UTC at write time\nreviewed_head: \"\u003CREVIEWED_HEAD>\"\nsummary:\n  verdict: \"fail|pass\"\n  blocking_count: \u003CN>         # unresolved P0, P1, blocking P2\n  non_blocking_count: \u003CN>     # unresolved non-blocking P2, P3\nfindings:\n  - id: \"F-001\"\n    severity: \"P0|P1|P2|P3\"\n    blocking: true|false\n    status: \"open\"\n    area: \"code|docs|tests|protocol\"\n    file: \"\u003Cpath>\"\n    line: \u003CN>\n    repro: \"\u003Chow to reproduce>\"\n    expected: \"\u003Ccorrect behavior>\"\n    evidence: \"\u003Cevidence>\"\n    recommendation: \"\u003Csuggested fix>\"\nqa_validation:\n  commands_run:\n    - command: \"\u003Cexact command you ran or the leader reported>\"\n      result: \"pass|fail|warn\"\n      notes: \"\"\n  deployment_check:\n    ready: false\n    rollback_verified: false\n    notes: \"\"\n```\n\nSeverity: P0 critical (data loss, security, crash) — always blocking. P1 major\n(incorrect behavior, protocol violation) — blocking. P2 minor — blocking only\nwhen the risk is material, otherwise deferred. P3 nit — never blocking.\nDeferred P2\u002FP3 become structured LGTM nits (leader handles). New findings are\n`status: open`; only `fixed` and `wont_fix` close one.\n\n`qa_validation.commands_run` is the gate's evidence set: project-native\nvalidation (tests, validators, preflight) plus reproducers whose passing you\nassert. A probe demonstrating a finding, or any mutation or negative-path run\nexpected to fail, goes in that finding's `evidence` instead — any `fail`,\n`warn`, or skipped row forbids a `pass` verdict.\n\n## Step 3: Quality gate\n\nPASS requires zero unresolved P0, zero unresolved blocking findings, and all\nrecorded validation commands passing.\n\n## Step 4: Output verdict\n\nEnd your output with exactly:\n\n```\n---VERDICT---\nresult: pass|fail\nblocking_count: \u003CN>\nnon_blocking_count: \u003CN>\nnits_eligible: \u003Ccomma-separated F-ids of open P2\u002FP3 worth deferring, or none>\nsummary: \u003C1-2 sentences>\n---FINDINGS_YAML---\n\u003Cthe complete findings YAML from Step 2>\n---END_VERDICT---\n```\n\nThe leader parses this block verbatim. Do not deviate from the format.\n````\n\n**Leader parse**: extract `result`, the counts, `nits_eligible`, `summary`, and\nthe YAML between `---FINDINGS_YAML---` and `---END_VERDICT---`; stamp\n`created_at_utc`, merge the leader's own validation runs into\n`qa_validation.commands_run`, and apply verify-before-relay (Step 6) before\nanything reaches the author.\n","# \u002Freview-loop-reviewer — Reviewer-Side Review Loop\n\nReview exactly one PR head and emit exactly one terminal protocol response.\nThe **leader** (this session) owns pre-gathering, verification, packet writes,\nmessage sends, and GitHub actions. Analysis is leader-direct for delta rounds\nand small diffs; substantial round-1 diffs go to an analysis-only subagent per\nthe [Analysis subagent contract](#analysis-subagent-contract). The split is the\nprotocol-authority boundary — subagent output is evidence, never protocol\nauthority.\n\nProtocol truth lives in OACP's `docs\u002Fprotocol\u002Freview_loop.md` and\n`templates\u002Ffindings_packet.template.yaml`; they override this skill on\nconflict.\n\n`SKILL_DIR=\"${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}\"` — the directory holding this file and its\n`scripts\u002F` (set it by hand if your runtime does not substitute the variable).\nSnippets here use named variables only: the Skill tool substitutes invocation\narguments into `$`-digit tokens at render time, so a bare positional in a code\nblock silently becomes an argument value.\n\n## Arguments\n\n```\n\u002Freview-loop-reviewer \u003CPR_NUMBER> --author \u003Cname> [--project \u003Cname>] [--task-id \u003Cid>] [--model \u003Calias>] [--dry-run]\n```\n\n- `PR_NUMBER` — required positional. `--author` — required (the author agent).\n- `--project` — defaults to the `.oacp` marker at the main repo root.\n- `--task-id` — fallback task context when no review_request metadata exists.\n- `--model` — analysis-subagent model (default: the agent definition's pin).\n- `--dry-run` — show the plan, change nothing.\n\nThe skill sends one terminal response and exits; `\u002Fcheck-inbox` (or any inbox\nwatcher) dispatches the next round.\n\n## Instructions\n\n### 1. Gather context and check preconditions\n\n```bash\nPR=\u003CPR_NUMBER>\nREPO=$(gh pr view \"$PR\" --json url -q .url | cut -d\u002F -f4-5)   # base repo owner\u002Fname\nBRANCH=$(gh pr view \"$PR\" --json headRefName -q .headRefName)\nBASE_BRANCH=$(gh pr view \"$PR\" --json baseRefName -q .baseRefName)\n# Main clone even from a linked worktree — the .oacp marker lives only there.\nMAIN_ROOT=$(dirname \"$(git rev-parse --path-format=absolute --git-common-dir)\")\nPROJECT=${PROJECT_FLAG:-$(python3 -c \"import json,sys; print(json.load(open(sys.argv[1]))['project_name'])\" \"$MAIN_ROOT\u002F.oacp\" 2>\u002Fdev\u002Fnull || basename \"$MAIN_ROOT\")}\nOACP_HOME=\"${OACP_HOME:-$HOME\u002Foacp}\"\nINBOX_DIR=\"${OACP_HOME}\u002Fprojects\u002F${PROJECT}\u002Fagents\u002Fclaude\u002Finbox\"\nPACKETS_DIR=\"${OACP_HOME}\u002Fprojects\u002F${PROJECT}\u002Fpackets\u002Ffindings\"\nROUND_START=$(date +%s)\nmkdir -p \"${PACKETS_DIR}\"\n```\n\nAdd `-R \u003Cowner\u002Frepo>` to the `gh pr view` calls when the checkout's default\n`gh` repo is not the PR's (dual-remote clones). Verify and stop on failure: PR\nexists, `--author` present, inbox exists, `oacp send --help` works,\n`gh auth status` passes. Use the GitHub identity the\nproject's instructions require (for example a short-lived App token generated\nper command, never persisted); never fall back silently to personal\ncredentials.\n\n### 2. Accept one verified review_request\n\nList pending messages, pick `*_\u003CAUTHOR>_review_request*.yaml` candidates, and\nsnapshot and verify each before reading it:\n\n```bash\ncommand ls -1 \"$INBOX_DIR\" | command grep '\\.yaml$'\nSNAP=\"$(mktemp)\"; cp \"$INBOX_DIR\u002F\u003Cfile>\" \"$SNAP\"         # immutable snapshot, read once\nACCEPTED_SHA=$(shasum -a 256 \"$SNAP\" | cut -d' ' -f1)\noacp verify \"$SNAP\" --project \"$PROJECT\" --receiver claude --oacp-dir \"$OACP_HOME\" --json\n```\n\n**Verified-intake rule** (every inbound read in this skill): verify and parse\nonly the snapshot; the live file is compared against `ACCEPTED_SHA` only at\narchival, which the archival script does. Shell variables do not persist\nbetween Bash calls — carry the literal `SNAP` path and `ACCEPTED_SHA` forward.\nProcess a message only when `oacp verify` reports `signed-verified` (JSON\n`status: verified`), under any verify posture. Any other outcome — unsigned,\nunverifiable, `signed-INVALID` — means do not process and do not archive: keep\nthe evidence (`--quarantine` copies an INVALID message to `dead_letter\u002F`) and\nsurface it to the user.\n\nFrom the verified request whose `related_pr` (or body `pr`) is this PR, read:\n`round` → `CURRENT_ROUND` (legacy `review_round`; default 1), `declared_head` (legacy\n`requested_head`), `max_rounds` (default 2, cap 3), `side_effects`,\n`human_direction`, `task_id`, `repo`, and budgets `max_turns_reviewer`\n(default 8) \u002F `max_runtime_s_reviewer` (default 600). Record the message `id`\nand `conversation_id` from their YAML fields — never the filename — for\nthreading. **Do not move the message yet** — it is archived in Step 8 after\nterminal delivery succeeds, so a crash leaves it pending for clean\nre-dispatch.\n\nA declared `repo`\u002F`pr` must match `REPO`\u002F`PR`, and on a granted round the\napproved thread's identity too — on mismatch review nothing and surface it. A\nrequest carrying `supersedes_message_id` replaces an earlier one: act on the\nreplacement only (see Notes).\n\nIf `CURRENT_ROUND` exceeds the round cap without `human_direction` (or a valid\nin-scope continuation grant, which counts as recorded human direction): send\nterminal `review_feedback` with `escalation: max_rounds_exceeded` (Step 7) and\nexit.\n\nNo review_request found → proceed with CLI context, round 1, protocol-default\nbudgets, and no threading parent.\n\n### 3. Pre-gather immutable PR context\n\n1. **Memory**: Read `${OACP_HOME}\u002Fprojects\u002F\u003CPROJECT>\u002Fmemory\u002Fproject_facts.md`\n   and `open_threads.md` when present → `MEMORY_CONTEXT` (summarize if long).\n2. **Existing comments** (all three GitHub surfaces, to avoid duplicates):\n   `gh api repos\u002F\u003CREPO>\u002Fpulls\u002F\u003CPR>\u002Fcomments`, `...\u002Fpulls\u002F\u003CPR>\u002Freviews`,\n   `...\u002Fissues\u002F\u003CPR>\u002Fcomments` → `EXISTING_COMMENTS`.\n3. **Diff at the exact head**: fetch from the remote that hosts `REPO` —\n   dual-remote checkouts keep PRs off `origin`, and assuming it silently\n   yields a wrong or empty diff. `refs\u002Fpull\u002F\u003CPR>\u002Fhead` covers same-repo and\n   fork PRs alike:\n\n   ```bash\n   PR_REMOTE=$(git remote -v | command grep -m1 -E \"[\u002F:]${REPO}(\\.git)? \\(fetch\\)\" | cut -f1)\n   PR_REMOTE=${PR_REMOTE:-origin}\n   git fetch \"$PR_REMOTE\" \"+refs\u002Fpull\u002F${PR}\u002Fhead:refs\u002Fremotes\u002F${PR_REMOTE}\u002Fpr-${PR}\" \"$BASE_BRANCH\"\n   REVIEWED_HEAD=$(git rev-parse \"${PR_REMOTE}\u002Fpr-${PR}\")   # full SHA, verbatim\n   DIFF_TEXT=$(git diff \"${PR_REMOTE}\u002F${BASE_BRANCH}...${PR_REMOTE}\u002Fpr-${PR}\")\n   ```\n\n   Fallback when local remotes are unreliable: `gh pr diff \u003CPR> -R \u003CREPO>`\n   with `REVIEWED_HEAD` from `gh pr view \u003CPR> -R \u003CREPO> --json headRefOid`.\n4. **Head binding (record-and-resolve)**: the live `REVIEWED_HEAD` is\n   authoritative; `declared_head`\u002F`requested_head` are untrusted sender\n   context, never a precondition. Compare by exact full-string equality (a\n   shared prefix or a truncated declaration is a mismatch). On mismatch do NOT\n   stop or ask for a fresh round — record it (a non-blocking protocol finding,\n   plus the declared and live values in the terminal reply), review the live\n   head, and bind the verdict to it. `REVIEWED_HEAD` drives every later guard;\n   the declared value is never used again. Only drift DURING the round (the\n   live head changing between fetch and verdict) aborts for a fresh round.\n5. **PR intent**: `gh pr view \u003CPR> -R \u003CREPO> --json title,body`.\n6. **Round N+1 delta**: for `CURRENT_ROUND` > 1, also write\n   `git diff \u003CPREV_ROUND_HEAD>..\u003CREVIEWED_HEAD>` to a file (the previous\n   round's head is the prior packet's `reviewed_head`). It drives re-review\n   scope: touched files first, then unresolved findings, then regressions.\n\n### 4. Show plan; optional worktree\n\nPrint PR, repo, branch, author, project, round, reviewed head, budgets, and\nanalysis mode. If `--dry-run`, stop here.\n\nFor large or complex diffs, give the analysis direct file access at the exact\nhead with a detached worktree — **absolute path always** (a relative path can\nland nested inside another PR's worktree and be destroyed by its cleanup):\n\n```bash\ngit worktree add --detach \"$MAIN_ROOT\u002F.worktrees\u002Fpr${PR}-review\" \"$REVIEWED_HEAD\"\n```\n\nRun checks there rather than in the main clone, whose untracked scratch lands\nin scans and fixture runs. Remove the worktree after the verdict.\n\n### 5. Analyze\n\n**Leader-direct** (default for delta rounds, doc-only, or diffs the leader can\nhold): apply the reviewer heuristics from the\n[Analysis subagent contract](#analysis-subagent-contract) yourself, compose the\nfindings YAML in the same format, and note \"leader-reviewed directly\" in the\npacket's top-level `leader_notes`.\n\n**Subagent** (substantial round-1 diffs): spawn per that contract and parse its\nverdict block. \"Substantial\" means **reviewable surface, not raw diff lines** —\nsubtract generated or declarative payloads (fixture corpora, lockfiles,\nsnapshots, data manifests) first. Budget guard: if `max_runtime_s_reviewer` or\nthe turn budget expires before completion, do not stretch — go to Step 7 with\n`escalation: reviewer_budget_exceeded` and whatever findings are solid. Never\nconvert a budget escalation into LGTM because the diff looks small.\n\n**Validation evidence.** Run proportional project-native checks (tests,\nvalidators, preflight) at the reviewed head and record each command and outcome\nin `qa_validation.commands_run`; the gate requires every row passing, and\n`warn`, skipped, or missing evidence does not satisfy it. Read CI at the\nreviewed head too (`gh pr checks \u003CPR> -R \u003CREPO>`) and record its conclusion as\na row — cross-platform evidence a local run cannot give. When no workflow ran\nat that head by construction (a stacked PR targeting its parent branch), say so\nin `leader_notes` rather than filing a skipped row.\n\n`commands_run` is the **gate's evidence set** — \"did the project's own checks\npass at this head\" — not a log of everything you ran. A probe demonstrating a\nfinding, and any mutation or negative-path run (including those mandated\nbelow), fails by design: filed there it forces a false `pass` row or makes the\nvalidator reject a PR you judged shippable. Put those in `leader_notes` with\nthe measured numbers.\n\nSix evidence traps — check before a probe result becomes a finding or a fix is\naccepted:\n\n- **A fix verified only by stubs is unverified.** When the author addresses a\n  finding by stubbing the thing that failed (`monkeypatch.setattr` on a version\n  lookup, `find_spec`, `subprocess.run`), the test proves branch logic, not the\n  fix. Reproduce the original failure for real — a shadow package whose\n  `__init__` raises for a broken-import claim, a real signal for a\n  signal-handling claim. A fake executable on `PATH` is the same trap and\n  easier to miss: read what the fake does with the argument under test (a fake\n  `gh` that ignores `--jq` leaves the expression untested), not just that it\n  was invoked.\n- **Packaging, export, or build change: run the artifact, don't list it.** A\n  file list proves membership only; an artifact that omits a fixture but ships\n  the test reading it passes every content check and fails on arrival. Extract\n  it and run its own tests from inside. Then enumerate the other carriers —\n  `git archive`\u002F`export-ignore` and the build backend's file selection are\n  independent, and closing one does not close the class.\n- **A guard that passes proves nothing; make it fail.** Mutation-test every new\n  check both ways: remove the protection (it must go red) and plant what it\n  should catch (it must fire). Call out a guard that cannot fail where it runs\n  (a CI assertion for a condition that only arises in a developer's working\n  tree). **Falsifiable is not complete**: for a new or changed discriminator (a\n  path allowlist, a fence walker, a negation heuristic), enumerate the input\n  classes it must decide differently and check the tests cover each side — a\n  fixture that satisfies the guard by another path exercises only the branch\n  that already worked. When the domain has a real-world population (recorded\n  inputs, a corpus of real bodies), replay it at both heads before believing a\n  green suite, reporting aggregate transitions only — raw inputs may carry\n  secrets.\n- **Registry probes: assert the version exists first.** Some package-index APIs\n  answer a nonexistent version with an error body that still parses, so a\n  missing advisory field reads as \"clean\". Check the returned name and version\n  and the release list before any per-version result enters a finding.\n- **Confirm the probe loaded the code under review.** A console script on\n  `PATH` may resolve to an unrelated installed release (a shebang with `-E`\n  ignores `PYTHONPATH`) and yield plausible false blockers — so can a suite\n  whose tests exec the CLI by name. Install the reviewed head editable into a\n  scratch venv first on `PATH`, print the resolved module path before trusting\n  a run, anchor diff and grep filters on full prefixes (dropping `^[-+][-+]`\n  headers also eats markdown bullets that begin `+-`), and treat a result that\n  contradicts another signal as the probe being wrong until proven otherwise.\n- **Your probes contaminate what you audit.** Tests run inside an extracted\n  artifact write `__pycache__` files carrying absolute local paths, which a\n  leak grep then blames on the PR. Probe with `PYTHONDONTWRITEBYTECODE=1` and\n  `-p no:cacheprovider`, re-extract fresh before reporting such a hit, and\n  cross-check `git ls-tree` for what the branch actually carries.\n\n### 6. Verify-before-relay, then write the packet\n\nThe leader verifies every BLOCKING finding against the diff, plus any\nsurprising non-blocking claim resting on protocol or workspace knowledge the\nanalysis lacked. Refuted findings are dropped with the refutation in\n`leader_notes` (tell a resumed subagent about the renumbering). Severity\nadjustment goes both ways — an upgrade to blocking carries its rationale in\n`leader_notes` and is named in the reply.\n\n**Delta-round packets list only NEW findings** (ids are per round). Record\neach prior finding's verified resolution in `leader_notes` with the qa row that\nproved it, and link the prior packet via `source_review_packet`. A restated\nprior row counts as resolved only with status `fixed` or `wont_fix`; any other\nstatus (`addressed`, `resolved`, …) stays unresolved and blocks the gate.\n\n**A bar you stated binds you.** When a packet named what would satisfy a\nblocking finding and the author built to it, the finding closes — even where a\nbroader fix was available; re-opening the remainder moves the goalposts, worst\nin a final round. Record the unfixed half in `leader_notes` as consciously\ndeferred; if your wording allowed the narrower reading, the remainder is a nit.\nAn offer is a bar too: a finding left \"to take or close with a reason\" closes\nwith a documented reason, including a third option that meets the concern. A\nfinding that traces to your own prior recommendation is filed as yours — state\nthe causal link and extend the same latitude.\n\n**Execute a recommendation's mechanism before you name it.** An unrun\nmechanism is a guess the author builds to in good faith, and the wasted round\nis yours (making a pattern non-greedy changes which span matches, not whether\none match can bridge two intents). Prototype it on a scratch copy of the\nreviewed head, run the suite (and any corpus), revert, and present the\nmeasurement — \"closes 9 of 10, suite green, still admits X\" — as evidence, not\nspecification; the binding requirement is the property that must hold. If you\ncannot run it, say it is untested. Characterize a defect at three heads —\nmerge base, previous round's head, reviewed head — to tell a regression from\nan inherited residual; that changes severity, attribution, and the fix.\n\nWrite the packet to `${PACKETS_DIR}\u002F\u003CYYYYMMDD>_\u003Ctopic>_claude_r\u003Cround>.yaml`\nwith `created_at_utc` from `date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ` (subagents have no\nclock and fabricate timestamps) and `reviewed_head: \u003CREVIEWED_HEAD>`. Every\nfinding carries the template fields `id`, `severity`, `blocking`, `status`,\n`area`, `file`, `line`, `repro`, `expected`, `evidence`, `recommendation`.\n\n### 7. Build, validate, guard the head, deliver one terminal response\n\n**Build the body as data, never as hand-typed YAML.** The author parses it with\n`yaml.safe_load`, and a hand-typed plain scalar breaks silently (a colon-space\ninside a summary makes a nested mapping; a leading quote makes a quoted scalar\nfollowed by junk). Build a mapping in Python, `yaml.safe_dump(body,\nsort_keys=False, width=100000)`, assert `yaml.safe_load(text) == body`, and\nwrite it to an absolute scratch path. Fields, in this order:\n\n| Field | `review_lgtm` | `review_feedback` |\n|---|---|---|\n| `quality_gate_result` | `pass` | `fail` |\n| `merge_ready` | `true` | `false` |\n| `validated_head` | `REVIEWED_HEAD`, verbatim from git\u002Fgh output | same |\n| `nits` | an entry for every deferred P2\u002FP3 (`[]` if none) | entries if any (`[]` if none) |\n| `findings_packet` | — | `packets\u002Ffindings\u002F\u003Cfile>.yaml` |\n| `round` (+ legacy `review_round`) | `CURRENT_ROUND` | same |\n| `blocking_count` | — | unresolved blocking count |\n| `withheld_side_effects` | `[]` unless an effect was withheld | same |\n| `escalation` | never | `max_rounds_exceeded` (failing final round) or `reviewer_budget_exceeded` |\n| `task_id`, `telemetry` | when known; `model` and `wall_time_s` (from `ROUND_START`) are cheap | same |\n\nA nit carries `nit_id` (unique in the PR), `tier` (`P2` or `P3`, matching the\nfinding), a one-line `summary`, `owner` (default: the author), a concrete\n`next_action`, and `source` (the F-id); `tracking_ref` and `expires_at_utc` are\noptional. Then validate — both must pass before any terminal send:\n\n```bash\npython3 \"$SKILL_DIR\u002Fscripts\u002Fvalidate_findings_packet.py\" \"\u003Cpacket_path>\" --body \"\u003Cbody_file>\"\n```\n\nThe validator is the quality gate: only `fixed` and `wont_fix` resolve a\nfinding; an unresolved P0 or blocking finding, a non-passing validation row,\nor a deferred finding no nit names refuses a pass. On the body it checks\n`quality_gate_result` and `merge_ready` against the verdict, `validated_head`\nagainst the packet's `reviewed_head`, the `nits` entries, and on\n`review_feedback` the `findings_packet`, `round`, and `blocking_count`. It does\nnot require `withheld_side_effects`, `task_id`, or an LGTM's `round` — set\nthose from the table yourself.\n\n**Head guard**: immediately before the first outward action (the send, or the\napproval when acting first),\n`gh pr view \u003CPR> -R \u003CREPO> --json headRefOid -q .headRefOid` must equal\n`REVIEWED_HEAD`. A moved head makes the round stale — report it, retain the\nrequest, send nothing terminal.\n\n```bash\noacp send \"$PROJECT\" --from claude --to \u003CAUTHOR> --type \u003Creview_lgtm|review_feedback> \\\n  --subject \"\u003CSUBJECT>\" --body-file \"\u003Cbody_file>\" --related-pr \"$PR\" --priority P1 \\\n  --in-reply-to \u003Crequest_message_id> --oacp-dir \"$OACP_HOME\"\n```\n\nSubjects: `LGTM: PR #\u003CPR>` \u002F `Review feedback: round \u003CN> (#\u003CPR>)`. Sign it\n(`--sign` or the `signing.sign_messages` config) — the author processes only\n`signed-verified` replies. A correction or re-send after\nthe request is archived threads with explicit `--parent-message-id \u003Cid>\n--conversation-id \u003Cconv>` captured at Step 2 — never rely on `--in-reply-to`\nresolving an archived parent — and names the message it supersedes in the\nbody.\n\n**Gate passes — `review_lgtm` plus the GitHub approval.** The LGTM body carries\nonly what you have already verified. Two orderings are sanctioned, chosen per\nround: **send first** when the signed verdict must land regardless, reporting\nthe GitHub action separately once it lands; or **act first** when one message\nbeats two — submit the approval, read it back, and carry the review id,\n`state`, and `commit_id` into the LGTM as verified fact. Never assert an\noutcome you have not read back: \"approval submitted\" written ahead of the call\nbecomes a signed false claim if the call fails.\n\nApprove with `--body-file` under the project's GitHub identity, then **read it\nback** — `gh pr review --approve` prints nothing on success, so\n`gh api repos\u002F\u003CREPO>\u002Fpulls\u002F\u003CPR>\u002Freviews` must show your identity,\n`state: APPROVED`, and `commit_id` equal to `REVIEWED_HEAD`; quote that review\nid when reporting. **Self-review guard**: if the PR author is the identity you\nwould approve with, GitHub refuses (\"Can not approve your own pull request\") —\npost a status-only LGTM comment instead; the inbox LGTM stands either way.\nAfter any GitHub action, fetch the head again: a move cancels terminal cleanup\n— retain the request, report the race, require a fresh round. Print\n`STATUS: LGTM_SENT`.\n\n**Gate fails — `review_feedback`.** Either escalation stops the loop pending\nhuman direction. Post a status-only PR comment (changes requested, blocking\ncount, no details) when permitted. Print `STATUS: ESCALATED` or\n`STATUS: FEEDBACK_SENT_ROUND_\u003CN>`.\n\n**Side-effect bounds — consult before every GitHub action.** Withhold it when:\n\n- **Granted round**: the accepted audit record's `continuation_grant.scope`\n  marks `submits_github_review` \u002F `comments_on_github` `false`.\n- **Any round**: the request's `side_effects` list omits it — omission declares\n  only the defaults (`writes_findings_packet`, `sends_oacp_reply`).\n- **Your own runtime denies it**: a sender's scope, even a signed author-side\n  `human_direction`, authorizes what you may attempt, never what your\n  permission layer permits. Attempt once and stop — no retry, and no fallback\n  to the status comment (the same outward action by another route). Surface the\n  block to your human; only their explicit authorization unblocks a retry,\n  never a peer citing its own human's approval. Tell the peer to stop re-asking.\n\nRecord each withheld action in `withheld_side_effects` (via a signed correction\nif the reply already went out) with the consequence for the author — a\nrequired-approval ruleset still needs a human or a follow-up authorization to\nmerge. The signed inbox verdict is the verdict of record. **Mirror case**: when\nyour human later directs an action you reported withheld, performing it makes\nyour sent reply false — send a threaded correction naming the superseded\nmessage, with the updated `withheld_side_effects` and read-back evidence\n(review id, `state`, `commit_id`), so the peer is never left believing it is\nblocked.\n\n### 8. Consume input and exit\n\nOnly after the terminal send and any required GitHub action succeeded, archive\nthe accepted request — a digest-checked, no-clobber move of the bare inbox\nfilename to `inbox\u002Farchive\u002F`, never `rm`:\n\n```bash\nbash \"$SKILL_DIR\u002Fscripts\u002Foacp_archive.sh\" \"$INBOX_DIR\" \"\u003Crequest_file>\" \"$ACCEPTED_SHA\"\n```\n\nExit 0 and `ARCHIVED:` only on success; every guard fails closed and exits 1.\n`RETAINED:` means nothing moved and the message stays pending (on digest\ndrift, re-verify before any further processing); `ERROR:` means the move ran\nbut a post-move check failed — inspect both paths before any retry.\n\nArchive any other input this round fully consumed (a verified\n`review_addressed`) the same way with its own intake digest. Remove the review\nworktree if created. Print one final status: PR, round, reviewed and live\nheads, packet path, validation evidence, verdict or escalation, nits, delivery\nresults, remaining risk. Exit — never wait in-session for `review_addressed`.\n\n### 9. Round N+1 — a fresh invocation, never a wait\n\nThe author's `review_addressed` and next `review_request` arrive through the\ninbox watcher, and `\u002Fcheck-inbox` dispatches a new invocation: read\n`commit_sha`\u002F`validated_head`, `touched_files`, and `addressed_finding_ids`\nfrom the verified `review_addressed`, refetch the diff (Step 3.3), and run\nSteps 2–8 for the new round (delta rounds are usually leader-direct). The\nprotocol forbids an in-session wait; idle waiting belongs to a shell watcher,\nnever LLM turns.\n\n## Notes\n\n- **Continuation grants change nothing in here**: a standing\n  `approved_thread_continuation` listing `review_request` only lets the\n  dispatcher start this skill without a per-round human confirm. It authorizes\n  running the round, never its verdict — exact-head fetch, declared-head\n  distrust, the quality gate, and one-round statelessness apply identically.\n- **Merge-revalidation rounds**: when a post-LGTM head update is only a\n  base-advance merge, review leader-direct — verify the topology (`head^1` =\n  approved head, `head^2` = base tip, no extra branch commits), diff-of-diff\n  the PR content (byte-identical added lines), confirm conflict resolutions\n  equal the base + PR union, run the full suite at the merged head, then send a\n  fresh exact-head approval with the LGTM.\n- **Sender replaces or pauses the round**: a verified pause notice or a\n  replacement request (`supersedes_message_id`) voids the in-flight round. Send\n  no terminal verdict for the voided head (partial validation carries no\n  verdict weight), acknowledge before any GitHub effect exists so the author\n  knows nothing raced, and close the round's audit record. Record an effect\n  already performed (a findings packet written, say) first, while the record\n  is live: `oacp autonomy finalize \u003Caudit> --checkpoint --started-at \u003CUTC the\n  round started> --actual-files-touched \u003CN> --realized \u003Caction>`. Exit 4 there\n  means the round breached its admitted scope; surface it to the human instead\n  of cancelling. Then cancel:\n  `oacp autonomy finalize \u003Caudit> --final-state cancelled --cancelled-by sender\n  --cancelled-at \u003CUTC the notice or replacement arrived> --started-at \u003CUTC the\n  round started> --actual-files-touched \u003CN>`, plus `--deliverable-landed \u003Cref>`\n  for anything that landed, such as the packet path. A cancellation takes clock\n  and count actuals only: `--realized` on it exits 2 and leaves the record\n  live. `--cancelled-at` is required; for a round that never started, drop\n  `--started-at` and the files count and the finalizer records zero. Archive the consumed messages only after `oacp autonomy finalize\n  \u003Caudit> --validate` reports no errors. The `superseded` final state is only for\n  an original never admitted (`--superseded-by-message`) or a re-evaluation of\n  the same message (`--superseded-by`). A replacement is admitted on its own\n  and inherits no authority: after a pause it keeps the cancelled round's\n  number — that round produced no verdict and consumes nothing — but is a\n  fresh admission, not a continuation of the voided round.\n- **Approval auto-dismissal**: an author push after LGTM triggers\n  `dismiss-stale-reviews` where enabled — a previously approved PR showing\n  REVIEW_REQUIRED is policy, not a regression; the author sends a fresh\n  round-N+1 request.\n- **PR comment data-minimization**: comments and approval bodies are\n  status-only and go through `--body-file` (keeps content out of `ps`); no\n  command output, logs, credentials, environment values, or local paths —\n  detail belongs in the packet and protocol messages.\n- **Sandboxed runtimes**: `oacp send` and archive moves usually run sandboxed;\n  network-touching `git`\u002F`gh` calls and `git worktree remove` may need the\n  sandbox relaxed per local policy.\n\n## Analysis subagent contract\n\nNeeded only when dispatching the subagent; leader-direct rounds use just its\nheuristics and packet format.\n\n**Spawn**: Agent tool, `subagent_type: code-reviewer` (or any read-only\nreviewer definition), `run_in_background: true`, no `model` param unless\n`--model` is given. The prompt below overrides any other delivery the\ndefinition prescribes. Diffs over ~100KB go to a file the subagent Reads, never\ninline; past ~3000 lines warn the user and consider splitting. For file access\nat the reviewed head, pass the Step 4 worktree. **Round N+1**: when round 1 ran\nin this session, resume that subagent (SendMessage) so its findings stay in\ncontext — and if the leader dropped or renumbered findings, give it the\nauthor-visible numbering; spawn fresh otherwise.\n\n**Prompt** — substitute every `\u003C...>` variable, then send exactly:\n\n````\nYou are the analysis subagent for reviewing PR #\u003CPR_NUMBER> on repo \u003CREPO>.\n\nYour ONLY job: analyze the diff and output a structured verdict with findings\nYAML. You receive all data pre-gathered — you do NOT need git or gh. The\nleader writes the findings packet and sends all messages.\n\nThis is analysis only: use Read for file examination and Bash only for search\n(`command rg`, `command fd`, `command ls`). Don't write files, run git\u002Fgh, or\nchange any state. Return the complete verdict block below in your final message\nand write no report file — this brief overrides any other delivery\ninstruction you were given.\n\n## Context\n\n- PR: #\u003CPR_NUMBER> on \u003CREPO>, branch \u003CBRANCH>, author \u003CAUTHOR>\n- Project: \u003CPROJECT>; task ID: \u003CTASK_ID>; round: \u003CCURRENT_ROUND>\n- Reviewed head (exact): \u003CREVIEWED_HEAD>\n\n## PR Title\n\n\u003CPR_TITLE>\n\n## PR Body\n\n\u003CPR_BODY>\n\n## Project Context (Memory)\n\n\u003CMEMORY_CONTEXT>\n\n## Supplemental Context\n\n\u003CSUPPLEMENTAL_CONTEXT or \"None.\"> (spec, design-doc, or RFC paths and prior\nfindings packets the request references; Read each if relevant to a finding.)\n\n## Existing PR Comments (do not duplicate these)\n\n\u003CEXISTING_COMMENTS or \"None.\">\n\n## Diff\n\nRound 1: read \u003CCUMULATIVE_DIFF_PATH> (full base → head diff).\nRe-review rounds: read \u003CINCREMENTAL_DIFF_PATH> first (round-to-round delta) to\nverify each previous finding, then \u003CCUMULATIVE_DIFF_PATH> for broader context.\n\n## Reviewer Heuristics\n\n- R1: Review only issues in the diff; pre-existing issues belong in separate\n  tickets.\n- R2: Compare the actual diff against the PR title\u002Fbody; flag discrepancies.\n- R3: Blocking only for bugs, security issues, or protocol violations; style\n  nits are non-blocking (P2\u002FP3).\n- R4: Every finding carries a concrete recommendation.\n- R5: On re-review rounds, check previous findings were addressed and look for\n  new issues introduced by the fixes.\n- R6: Breaking changes must be called out in the PR description.\n- R7: Prerequisites\u002Fdependencies documented accurately as required vs optional.\n\n## Step 1: Analyze\n\nWhat changed and why, potential bugs \u002F security issues \u002F protocol violations,\ndoc gaps, discrepancies between stated purpose and actual changes. Read repo\nfiles for context as needed.\n\n## Step 2: Compose findings YAML\n\n```yaml\npacket_id: \"\u003CYYYYMMDD>_\u003Ctopic>_claude_r\u003Cround>\"\nsource_review_packet: \"\"\nreviewer: \"claude\"\nround: \u003CN>\ncreated_at_utc: \"\"            # leader stamps real UTC at write time\nreviewed_head: \"\u003CREVIEWED_HEAD>\"\nsummary:\n  verdict: \"fail|pass\"\n  blocking_count: \u003CN>         # unresolved P0, P1, blocking P2\n  non_blocking_count: \u003CN>     # unresolved non-blocking P2, P3\nfindings:\n  - id: \"F-001\"\n    severity: \"P0|P1|P2|P3\"\n    blocking: true|false\n    status: \"open\"\n    area: \"code|docs|tests|protocol\"\n    file: \"\u003Cpath>\"\n    line: \u003CN>\n    repro: \"\u003Chow to reproduce>\"\n    expected: \"\u003Ccorrect behavior>\"\n    evidence: \"\u003Cevidence>\"\n    recommendation: \"\u003Csuggested fix>\"\nqa_validation:\n  commands_run:\n    - command: \"\u003Cexact command you ran or the leader reported>\"\n      result: \"pass|fail|warn\"\n      notes: \"\"\n  deployment_check:\n    ready: false\n    rollback_verified: false\n    notes: \"\"\n```\n\nSeverity: P0 critical (data loss, security, crash) — always blocking. P1 major\n(incorrect behavior, protocol violation) — blocking. P2 minor — blocking only\nwhen the risk is material, otherwise deferred. P3 nit — never blocking.\nDeferred P2\u002FP3 become structured LGTM nits (leader handles). New findings are\n`status: open`; only `fixed` and `wont_fix` close one.\n\n`qa_validation.commands_run` is the gate's evidence set: project-native\nvalidation (tests, validators, preflight) plus reproducers whose passing you\nassert. A probe demonstrating a finding, or any mutation or negative-path run\nexpected to fail, goes in that finding's `evidence` instead — any `fail`,\n`warn`, or skipped row forbids a `pass` verdict.\n\n## Step 3: Quality gate\n\nPASS requires zero unresolved P0, zero unresolved blocking findings, and all\nrecorded validation commands passing.\n\n## Step 4: Output verdict\n\nEnd your output with exactly:\n\n```\n---VERDICT---\nresult: pass|fail\nblocking_count: \u003CN>\nnon_blocking_count: \u003CN>\nnits_eligible: \u003Ccomma-separated F-ids of open P2\u002FP3 worth deferring, or none>\nsummary: \u003C1-2 sentences>\n---FINDINGS_YAML---\n\u003Cthe complete findings YAML from Step 2>\n---END_VERDICT---\n```\n\nThe leader parses this block verbatim. 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