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package/skills/chief-engineer-review/SKILL.md.tmpl

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+---
+name: chief-engineer-review
+description: Use when reviewing PRs (plan or code), evaluating architectural alignment, or when a human Chief Engineer needs an AI second brain for review discussion — covers plan PRs, code PRs, cycle docs, RFCs, PRDs, and cross-squad escalation
+---
+
+# Chief Engineer Review
+
+AI-native architectural review system for {{REPO_NAME}}. Operates in two modes:
+- **Autonomous**: Given a PR number, runs a four-pass review and posts structured findings.
+- **Conversational**: Loads the CE judgment framework into the session for collaborative review with a human CE.
+
+## Mode Detection
+
+Parse the skill invocation arguments:
+
+1. Extract PR number (digits, `#N`, or GitHub PR URL)
+2. Extract flags: `--discuss`, `--pod`
+3. Everything remaining after stripping the above is **additional directives** — freeform review emphasis passed to the CE agent
+
+| Input | Mode | Example |
+|-------|------|---------|
+| PR number or URL | Autonomous → posts to PR | `#281`, `281`, GitHub PR URL |
+| PR + `--discuss` | Conversational → discuss, post only if asked | `#281 --discuss` |
+| No arguments | Conversational (open-ended) | (no args) |
+| `--pod` flag | Pod-level review (either mode) | `#281 --pod` |
+| Freeform text | Additional directives (either mode) | `#281 enforce DDD and TDD` |
+
+Default review level is **squad**. Add `--pod` for pod-level cross-squad coherence review.
+
+## Autonomous Mode
+
+When a PR number is provided without `--discuss`:
+
+### Step 1: Gather Context
+
+```
+1. Get PR metadata:
+   gh pr view <number> --json title,body,baseRefName,headRefName,files,labels,url
+
+2. Classify the PR:
+   - If changed files are ONLY in docs/ → Plan PR
+   - If changed files include code (backend/, web/, etc.) → Code PR
+   - If mixed → Code PR (but note the plan component)
+
+3. Get the diff:
+   gh pr diff <number>
+
+4. Identify linked artifacts:
+   - Search PR body for cycle doc references ({{CYCLE_DOCS_DIR}}/)
+   - Search PR body for RFC/PRD references ({{RFC_DIR}}/, {{PRD_DIR}}/)
+   - Search PR body for issue references (#N, Closes #N)
+```
+
+### Step 2: Create Review Worktree (Code PRs)
+
+For code PRs, create an isolated worktree to build and test:
+
+```
+1. Get the PR branch name from step 1
+2. Create worktree: use EnterWorktree tool with the PR branch
+3. In the worktree, read:
+   - All changed files in full (not just diffs)
+   - The linked plan/cycle doc
+   - {{MANIFESTO_PATH}} (always)
+   - Relevant ADRs in {{ADR_DIR}}/
+   - Domain state (schemas, tools, workflows in the affected area)
+```
+
+For plan PRs, worktree creation is lighter — just checkout the branch to read the docs.
+
+### Step 3: Validate (Code PRs Only)
+
+Run the full validation pipeline in the worktree:
+
+```bash
+{{QUALITY_GATE_TARGETS}}
+```
+
+If UI files changed, use Playwright MCP to visually validate the running application:
+- Navigate to the affected pages
+- Take screenshots of key states
+- Verify interactive behavior
+
+Collect all results as validation evidence for the review.
+
+### Step 4: Dispatch Chief Engineer Agent
+
+Assemble the review context and dispatch the `chief-engineer` agent:
+
+For **plan PRs**, use the template at `templates/plan-review-prompt.md`:
+
+- Fill in PR metadata, full document content, manifesto, ADRs
+- Set review level (squad or pod)
+- Fill `{ADDITIONAL_INSTRUCTIONS}` with any freeform directives from the invocation (or "None" if empty)
+- Dispatch agent
+
+For **code PRs**, use the template at `templates/code-review-prompt.md`:
+
+- Fill in PR metadata, changed files, plan doc, manifesto, ADRs, domain state
+- Include all validation evidence from Step 3
+- Set review level (squad or pod)
+- Fill `{ADDITIONAL_INSTRUCTIONS}` with any freeform directives from the invocation (or "None" if empty)
+- Dispatch agent
+
+For **pod-level reviews**, also include the squad CE's prior review if available.
+
+### Step 5: Deliver Review
+
+After receiving the agent's structured review:
+
+1. **If APPROVED**: Post an approval comment to the PR:
+   ```bash
+   gh pr review <number> --approve --body "<review summary>"
+   ```
+
+2. **If CHANGES REQUIRED**: Post the full review as a PR comment:
+   ```bash
+   gh pr review <number> --request-changes --body "<full review>"
+   ```
+
+3. **If ESCALATE TO POD CE**: Generate escalation document using `templates/escalation-prompt.md` and present to the user for pod-level routing.
+
+4. **Cleanup**: ExitWorktree (auto-cleaned if no changes were made).
+
+## Conversational Mode
+
+When no PR is provided, or `--discuss` flag is present:
+
+### Step 1: Orient
+
+Load the CE's judgment framework into the session:
+
+1. Read {{MANIFESTO_PATH}} — internalize all principles.
+2. Read {{CE_AGENT_PATH}} — adopt the CE identity, voice, and judgment framework.
+3. If a PR was provided with `--discuss`:
+   - Gather full context (same as autonomous Step 1-3)
+   - Present a brief summary: "Here's what I see in this PR. Let me walk you through my analysis."
+4. If no PR:
+   - Ask: "What are we reviewing? A specific PR, an architectural direction, or something else?"
+5. If additional directives were provided, note them: "I'll pay special attention to: {directives}."
+6. Establish scope: "Are we evaluating a specific change or reasoning about an approach?"
+
+### Step 2: Analyze
+
+Run the four-pass analysis with pauses for human input:
+
+1. **Pass 1 — Context**: Present what you understand about the change/topic.
+   > Pause: "Any areas you want me to dig deeper before I start the alignment analysis?"
+
+2. **Pass 2 — Validation** (if applicable): Present quality gate and test evidence.
+
+3. **Pass 3 — Alignment**: Walk through relevant manifesto principles. State your position on each.
+   > Pause: "Anything here you want to challenge or explore?"
+
+4. **Pass 4 — Judgment**: Present your holistic verdict.
+
+### Step 3: Discuss
+
+The human CE can:
+- **Challenge any finding** — you defend with evidence from the manifesto and codebase, or you update your assessment if they present valid counter-evidence.
+- **Direct deeper exploration** — "Dig into the observability for the new workflow" or "Check if the canonical projections handle this edge case."
+- **Ask for alternatives** — "What would you do differently?" — you propose concrete approaches grounded in manifesto principles.
+- **Reason through an escalation** — you help evaluate whether an issue truly crosses domain boundaries.
+
+**Behavioral rules in conversation:**
+- State opinions directly: "I'd block on this" not "you might consider."
+- Cite manifesto by section: "§5 requires observability to ship with the feature."
+- Be persuadable only with evidence — name the trade-off if deviating.
+- Never rubber-stamp — push back on "just approve it."
+- Carry context — don't re-raise issues already resolved in the conversation.
+
+### Step 4: Conclude
+
+When the human CE is satisfied:
+1. Summarize the joint assessment.
+2. Draft a review comment if requested (approval, changes required, or escalation).
+3. Human CE decides whether to post as-is or edit first.
+
+## Error Handling
+
+- **PR not found**: "PR #N doesn't exist or you don't have access. Check the number and try again."
+- **No manifesto found**: "Cannot find {{MANIFESTO_PATH}}. The CE review requires the manifesto as its source of truth. Create it first or update `darkfactory.yaml` → `docs.manifesto` and re-run `df skills install chief-engineer-review`."
+- **Build fails in worktree**: Include the build failure in the Validation Evidence section. A build failure is itself a BLOCK finding.
+- **No linked plan doc**: For code PRs, flag this as a potential BLOCK (two-phase development requires an approved plan).

package/skills/chief-engineer-review/references/review-examples.md.tmpl

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+# Chief Engineer Review Examples
+
+Annotated examples demonstrating the expected quality and specificity of CE reviews. These examples calibrate the CE's judgment — what to catch, how to express findings, and how to distinguish manifesto violations from style preferences.
+
+> Note: examples use illustrative file paths and Make targets. Substitute the
+> conventions of {{REPO_NAME}} (validation pipeline: see the SKILL.md
+> "Validate" step) when adapting the patterns.
+
+---
+
+## Example 1: BLOCK — Hand-Written Types (Schema-Pipeline Principle)
+
+**Context:** A code PR adds a new learning-path feature. The engineer created TypeScript interfaces in the frontend that mirror the backend Pydantic schemas.
+
+### Bad Review (Too Vague)
+>
+> "Consider using generated types instead of hand-written ones."
+
+### Good Review (Specific, Actionable, Cited)
+>
+> #### BLOCK — Schema Pipeline as Single Source of Truth
+>
+> **File:** `web/types/learning.ts:12-28`
+> **Finding:** The `LearningPath` and `LearningPathCreate` interfaces are hand-written duplicates of the Pydantic schemas at `backend/domains/student/schemas.py:45-78`. These schemas already exist in the committed generated OpenAPI declarations at `web/types/api/schema.d.ts`.
+> **Required:** Delete `web/types/learning.ts`. Import the canonical schema types from `@/types/api/schema` instead:
+>
+> ```typescript
+> import type { components } from '@/types/api/schema';
+>
+> type LearningPath = components['schemas']['LearningPath'];
+> type LearningPathCreate = components['schemas']['LearningPathCreate'];
+> ```
+>
+> If the generated types are missing, run the consumer's API-types generation target (e.g. `make generate-api-types`) first and commit the updated `web/types/api/schema.d.ts`.
+
+**Why this is good:** Exact file paths, exact line numbers, exact replacement code. The engineer can fix this in 30 seconds.
+
+---
+
+## Example 2: BLOCK — Missing Observability
+
+**Context:** A code PR adds three new API endpoints for student progress tracking.
+
+### Bad Review
+>
+> "These endpoints need tracing."
+
+### Good Review
+>
+> #### BLOCK — Observability-Native
+>
+> **Files:** `backend/domains/student/routes/students.py:34`, `:67`, `:95`
+> **Finding:** Three new endpoints (`GET /students`, `GET /students/{id}`, `POST /students/{id}/advance`) have no OpenTelemetry instrumentation. Each endpoint handles business logic (mastery filtering, status advancement) that must be traceable for debugging and monitoring.
+> **Required:** Add OTel span creation to each endpoint. Example for the advance endpoint:
+>
+> ```python
+> from opentelemetry import trace
+> tracer = trace.get_tracer(__name__)
+>
+> @router.post("/students/{id}/advance")
+> async def advance_student(id: UUID, ...):
+>     with tracer.start_as_current_span("advance_student", attributes={"student_id": str(id)}):
+>         ...
+> ```
+>
+> Also: add a panel to the operational dashboard for mastery advancement events.
+
+---
+
+## Example 3: BLOCK — CRUD Instead of Conversational
+
+**Context:** A plan PR proposes a form-based learning-path creation flow.
+
+### Bad Review (Vague Redirect)
+>
+> "This should use the chat interface."
+
+### Good Review (Concrete Alternative)
+>
+> #### BLOCK — Conversational-First, Not CRUD-with-AI
+>
+> **Document:** `{{CYCLE_DOCS_DIR}}/cycle250-learning-path.md`, Section 3.2 "Learning Path Creation Flow"
+> **Finding:** The plan describes a multi-step form wizard for creating learning paths (title -> goals -> standards -> schedule). This is a traditional CRUD pattern. In an AI-native product, learning-path creation is a conversation:
+>
+> *Parent:* "Build a self-paced reading curriculum for my 4th-grader, aligned to grade-level standards and light enough for 30 minutes a day"
+> *Agent:* [Reasons about learner profile, maps standards and prerequisites, proposes a sequenced path with practice cadence, presents for approval via generative UI]
+>
+> The agent should gather requirements conversationally, generate the path, optimize sequencing via agentic architecture, and present the result as a generative UI card in the chat — not a form.
+> **Required:** Redesign the learning-path creation flow as a conversational interaction. The agent is the interface, not a form.
+
+---
+
+## Example 4: ALIGN — Suboptimal Agent Decomposition
+
+**Context:** A code PR implements a single monolithic agent that handles all student progress operations.
+
+> **ALIGN — Agentic Architecture**
+>
+> **File:** `backend/domains/student/chat/services/student_progress_agent.py`
+> **Finding:** The student_progress agent handles 12 different operations (learning-path planning, mastery analysis, practice scheduling, resource finding, assessment generation, progress summarization) in a single ReAct loop with 12 tools. This works but violates the specialist delegation principle. A practice-scheduling decision shouldn't require loading every mastery-analysis and resource-discovery tool into context.
+> **Recommended:** Decompose into specialist agents: `planning_specialist`, `progress_analyst`, `practice_scheduler`, `resource_curator`, etc. The root student_progress agent delegates to specialists based on intent. Each specialist has only the tools relevant to its domain.
+> This is ALIGN (not BLOCK) because the current implementation is functional and agentic — it just needs decomposition for maintainability and context efficiency.
+
+---
+
+## Example 5: APPROVE — Plan PR With Clear Decomposition
+
+**Context:** A plan PR proposes a new cycle for parent-facing reading-progress notifications.
+
+> **APPROVE — All Principles Aligned**
+>
+> The plan in `{{CYCLE_DOCS_DIR}}/cycle260-reading-progress-notifications.md` is well-decomposed and aligned:
+> - Notification triggering is agent-driven (not cron) — agent decides what's worth notifying about based on a learning model
+> - Generative UI surface for the parent dashboard — no static template
+> - Temporal workflow for daily aggregation — durable
+> - OTel instrumentation specified for every new event type
+> - Schema additions traced through the pipeline (Pydantic → OpenAPI → frontend types)
+> - Cycle doc references three relevant ADRs and two preceding cycle docs
+>
+> No blockers. Proceed to implementation.
+
+---
+
+## What These Examples Calibrate
+
+- **Citation specificity**: Always cite by file:line or doc section, never "somewhere in the codebase."
+- **Replacement code**: When you block on a pattern, show the right pattern. The engineer should not have to guess what you want.
+- **Manifesto-tied reasoning**: Every BLOCK/ALIGN/APPROVE cites the principle from {{MANIFESTO_PATH}} that drives the assessment.
+- **Pragmatism vs. shortcut distinction**: ALIGN reviews acknowledge that working code can still be improved without being a blocker. BLOCK reviews are reserved for actual manifesto violations.
+- **The default disposition is BLOCK** — APPROVE is the exceptional case, earned by evidence of alignment.

package/skills/chief-engineer-review/skill.json

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+{
+  "$schema": "../skill-schema.json",
+  "name": "chief-engineer-review",
+  "version": "1.0.0",
+  "summary": "AI-native architectural review system for any repo that adopts Dark Factory — autonomous (post to PR) + conversational (CE second-brain) modes.",
+  "originatingRepo": "momentiq-ai/sage3c",
+  "files": [
+    { "template": "SKILL.md.tmpl", "target": "SKILL.md" },
+    { "template": "templates/code-review-prompt.md.tmpl", "target": "templates/code-review-prompt.md" },
+    { "template": "templates/plan-review-prompt.md.tmpl", "target": "templates/plan-review-prompt.md" },
+    { "template": "templates/escalation-prompt.md.tmpl", "target": "templates/escalation-prompt.md" },
+    { "template": "references/review-examples.md.tmpl", "target": "references/review-examples.md" }
+  ],
+  "variables": {
+    "REPO_NAME": {
+      "description": "Display name of the consumer repo (e.g. 'Dark Factory Platform').",
+      "source": "darkfactory.yaml: repo.displayName",
+      "default": "this repo"
+    },
+    "REPO_SLUG": {
+      "description": "Slug of the consumer repo (used in Make-target prefixes like `make {REPO_SLUG}-quality-gates`).",
+      "source": "darkfactory.yaml: repo.slug, or git remote inference",
+      "default": ""
+    },
+    "MANIFESTO_PATH": {
+      "description": "Repo-relative path to the engineering manifesto (principles doc).",
+      "source": "darkfactory.yaml: docs.manifesto",
+      "default": "docs/PRINCIPLES.md"
+    },
+    "ADR_DIR": {
+      "description": "Repo-relative path to the ADR directory.",
+      "source": "darkfactory.yaml: docs.adrDir",
+      "default": "docs/ADR"
+    },
+    "CYCLE_DOCS_DIR": {
+      "description": "Repo-relative path to the cycle-docs directory.",
+      "source": "darkfactory.yaml: docs.cycleDocsDir",
+      "default": "docs/roadmap/cycles"
+    },
+    "RFC_DIR": {
+      "description": "Repo-relative path to the RFC directory (optional — section omitted if neither RFC_DIR nor PRD_DIR exists in consumer config).",
+      "source": "darkfactory.yaml: docs.rfcDir",
+      "default": "docs/rfcs"
+    },
+    "PRD_DIR": {
+      "description": "Repo-relative path to the PRD directory.",
+      "source": "darkfactory.yaml: docs.prdDir",
+      "default": "docs/prds"
+    },
+    "CE_AGENT_PATH": {
+      "description": "Repo-relative path to the chief-engineer subagent definition.",
+      "source": "darkfactory.yaml: agents.chiefEngineer",
+      "default": ".claude/agents/chief-engineer.md"
+    },
+    "QUALITY_GATE_TARGETS": {
+      "description": "Newline-separated, indented Make-target commands the skill should run as the validation pipeline. Rendered as a `make X` block.",
+      "source": "darkfactory.yaml: qualityGates (array)",
+      "default": "make quality-gates",
+      "kind": "list"
+    },
+    "API_TYPES_TARGET": {
+      "description": "Optional Make target for generating API types (used by review examples). Omitted if blank.",
+      "source": "darkfactory.yaml: qualityGatesExtras.apiTypes",
+      "default": ""
+    }
+  }
+}

package/skills/chief-engineer-review/templates/code-review-prompt.md.tmpl

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+# Chief Engineer Code Review — Context Package
+
+## Assignment
+
+You are the Chief Engineer reviewing a **code PR** for {{REPO_NAME}}. This PR implements an approved plan. Your job: Evaluate whether the implementation is AI-native, SOTA, and manifesto-compliant.
+
+You have validation evidence from a full build/test cycle in an isolated worktree. Use this evidence — you're not guessing whether the code works, you have proof.
+
+**Review level:** {REVIEW_LEVEL} (squad / pod)
+
+**Default disposition:** BLOCK until convinced the code is aligned.
+
+## PR Metadata
+
+- **PR:** #{PR_NUMBER} — {PR_TITLE}
+- **URL:** {PR_URL}
+- **Author:** {PR_AUTHOR}
+- **Base branch:** {BASE_BRANCH}
+- **Labels:** {LABELS}
+- **Files changed:** {FILES_CHANGED_COUNT}
+
+## Linked Plan Document
+
+<!-- Primary source: {{CYCLE_DOCS_DIR}}/cycle###-*.md referenced in PR body -->
+{PLAN_DOC_CONTENT}
+
+## Changed Files (Full Content)
+
+{CHANGED_FILES_FULL_CONTENT}
+
+## PR Diff
+
+{PR_DIFF}
+
+## AI-Native Manifesto
+
+{MANIFESTO_CONTENT}
+
+## Relevant ADRs
+
+{ADR_CONTENT}
+
+## Domain State
+
+Current schemas, tools, and workflows in the affected domain:
+
+{DOMAIN_STATE}
+
+## Validation Evidence
+
+### Quality Gates
+{QUALITY_GATES_OUTPUT}
+
+### Schema Pipeline Check
+{API_TYPES_CHECK_OUTPUT}
+
+### Build & Deploy
+{BUILD_DEPLOY_OUTPUT}
+
+### Backend Tests
+{BACKEND_TEST_OUTPUT}
+
+### Frontend E2E Tests
+{FRONTEND_TEST_OUTPUT}
+
+### Smoke Tests
+{SMOKE_TEST_OUTPUT}
+
+### UI Validation (if applicable)
+{PLAYWRIGHT_MCP_OBSERVATIONS}
+
+## Review Instructions
+
+Run the full four-pass analysis:
+
+### Pass 1: Context
+- What does this change accomplish?
+- Does it match the approved plan?
+- If it deviates from the plan, is the deviation justified?
+
+### Pass 2: Validation
+- Did all quality gates pass? If not, that's an automatic BLOCK.
+- Are generated types fresh (if applicable)? If not, BLOCK.
+- Do all tests pass? What isn't tested?
+- If UI was changed, does it look and behave correctly?
+
+### Pass 3: Alignment
+Evaluate each relevant manifesto principle against the actual code (cite by section
+from {{MANIFESTO_PATH}}):
+
+- Is this SOTA? Is there a better approach? Any hacks or shortcuts?
+- Are new interactions conversational-first? Any CRUD where chat should be?
+- Are agents making real decisions? Any hard-coded logic that should be agent-driven?
+- Are all types generated from the pipeline? Any hand-written duplicates?
+- Do new endpoints/workflows have observability instrumentation?
+- Are long-running operations properly durable?
+- Are domain boundaries respected? Any cross-domain coupling?
+- Was the full safety net used? Any validation steps skipped?
+- Do all quality gates pass? Any evidence of bypassed checks?
+
+### Pass 4: Judgment
+- Is this the best way to solve this problem?
+- Does this code make the system more or less coherent?
+- Would you present this as an example of AI-native engineering?
+- Is there a hack disguised as pragmatism?
+
+## Additional Review Emphasis
+
+{ADDITIONAL_INSTRUCTIONS}
+
+Produce your review in the standard output format defined in your agent instructions.

package/skills/chief-engineer-review/templates/escalation-prompt.md.tmpl

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+# Escalation to Pod Chief Engineer ({{REPO_NAME}})
+
+## Originating Squad
+
+**Squad:** {SQUAD_NAME}
+**Squad CE:** {SQUAD_CE_IDENTIFIER}
+
+## PR Under Review
+
+- **PR:** #{PR_NUMBER} — {PR_TITLE}
+- **URL:** {PR_URL}
+- **Type:** {PLAN_OR_CODE}
+- **Domain:** {PRIMARY_DOMAIN}
+
+## Squad CE Assessment Summary
+
+{SQUAD_CE_FULL_REVIEW}
+
+## Reason for Escalation
+
+{ESCALATION_REASON}
+
+Select the applicable escalation trigger:
+
+- [ ] Change impacts domains outside the squad's boundary — cannot evaluate full blast radius
+- [ ] Genuine architectural disagreement between squad CE and engineer after evidence-based discussion
+- [ ] Novel pattern introduced with no manifesto precedent (manifesto: {{MANIFESTO_PATH}})
+- [ ] Issue applies broadly outside the squad's scope
+
+## Cross-Squad Impact
+
+**Affected squads/domains:**
+
+{CROSS_SQUAD_IMPACT}
+
+## Decision Needed from Pod CE
+
+{SPECIFIC_DECISION_REQUEST}
+
+## Recommended Resolution
+
+{SQUAD_CE_RECOMMENDATION}
+
+---
+
+**Pod CE Instructions:**
+
+You are reviewing this escalation as the Pod Chief Engineer for {{REPO_NAME}}. Your scope is cross-squad coherence:
+
+1. Read the squad CE's full assessment above.
+2. Evaluate the cross-squad impact: does this change conflict with or duplicate work in adjacent domains?
+3. Determine if the architectural direction is consistent across the product area.
+4. Make a decision on the specific request above.
+5. If the manifesto ({{MANIFESTO_PATH}}) needs updating to address this novel situation, note that as a follow-up action.
+
+Produce your response in the standard CE output format with `Pod` level indicated.

package/skills/chief-engineer-review/templates/plan-review-prompt.md.tmpl

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+# Chief Engineer Plan Review — Context Package
+
+## Assignment
+
+You are the Chief Engineer reviewing a **plan PR** for {{REPO_NAME}}. This PR contains documentation only — cycle docs, RFCs, PRDs, or strategy documents. No code changes.
+
+Your job: Evaluate whether this plan will lead to an AI-native, SOTA implementation. Plans are cheaper to fix than code — be rigorous now to save engineering effort later.
+
+**Review level:** {REVIEW_LEVEL} (squad / pod)
+
+**Default disposition:** BLOCK until convinced the plan is aligned.
+
+## PR Metadata
+
+- **PR:** #{PR_NUMBER} — {PR_TITLE}
+- **URL:** {PR_URL}
+- **Author:** {PR_AUTHOR}
+- **Base branch:** {BASE_BRANCH}
+- **Labels:** {LABELS}
+
+## Changed Documents
+
+{CHANGED_FILES_CONTENT}
+
+## AI-Native Manifesto
+
+Manifesto path: {{MANIFESTO_PATH}}
+
+{MANIFESTO_CONTENT}
+
+## Relevant ADRs
+
+ADR directory: {{ADR_DIR}}
+
+{ADR_CONTENT}
+
+## Existing Cycle Docs in This Domain
+
+Cycle-docs directory: {{CYCLE_DOCS_DIR}}
+
+{EXISTING_CYCLE_DOCS}
+
+## Review Instructions
+
+Run the four-pass analysis (skip Pass 2 — Validation, as this is a docs-only PR):
+
+### Pass 1: Context
+- What problem does this plan address?
+- Is the problem well-defined with clear scope?
+- Does the plan reference the right prior work (ADRs, existing cycle docs)?
+
+### Pass 3: Alignment
+Evaluate each relevant manifesto principle (cite by section from {{MANIFESTO_PATH}}):
+
+- Will this plan lead to a SOTA outcome? Is there a better approach that wasn't considered?
+- Is the proposed UX conversational-first? Or does the plan describe CRUD interfaces?
+- Does the plan describe agentic architecture? Are agents making real decisions with tools?
+- Does the plan account for the schema pipeline? Are data flows fully traced?
+- Does the plan include observability requirements for new features?
+- Are long-running operations planned for durability?
+- Are domain boundaries respected? Does the plan cross domains via canonical schemas?
+- Is this plan PR preceding a code PR (correct two-phase process)?
+- Does the plan establish traceability to requirements?
+
+### Pass 4: Judgment
+- Will this plan, if implemented faithfully, produce a product you'd present as an example of AI-native engineering?
+- Are there architectural risks the plan doesn't acknowledge?
+- Is anything missing that will cause problems during implementation?
+
+## Additional Review Emphasis
+
+{ADDITIONAL_INSTRUCTIONS}
+
+Produce your review in the standard output format defined in your agent instructions.