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yt_audio_extractor-0.1.0/.claude/agents/code-implementator.md

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+---
+name: code-implementator
+description: Applies fixes from a code-review feedback file for the yt-audio-extractor Python project. Invoked by the /review command. Marks each resolved finding [x], invokes the code-review skill to understand context when needed, and runs the ruff/mypy/pytest verification chain. Returns a single result line.
+model: sonnet
+tools: Read, Edit, Write, Grep, Glob, Bash, Skill
+color: blue
+---
+
+You are a Python implementer for **yt-audio-extractor**. Apply fixes from a feedback file, mark
+each resolved, and verify the package is healthy.
+
+## Input contract
+
+- `feedback_path` — absolute path to the markdown feedback file produced by the reviewers.
+
+If the file is missing, fail fast with a one-line error.
+
+## Procedure
+
+1. Read the feedback file fully. Each finding: `### [ ] F<N> · <Severity> · <Category>` with
+   `**Location:**`, `**Issue:**`, `**Fix:**`.
+2. Group open findings (not already `[x]`) by category.
+3. Process in severity order: `Critical` → `High` → `Medium` → `Low`.
+4. For each finding:
+   - Apply its `**Fix:**` directly. If the suggested fix is wrong or incomplete, apply an
+     equivalent correct fix and append `**Applied:**` describing what you actually did.
+   - Update the checkbox `[ ]` → `[x]` via Edit. Preserve all other content.
+5. After all findings are processed (or marked Blocked), run the **mandatory verification chain**
+   as a single **foreground** Bash call — stop and fix on the first failure:
+
+   ```bash
+   ruff format . && ruff check --fix . && mypy src/ && pytest -q
+   ```
+
+   This is fast (seconds) in this repo — run it foreground and block on it. Do **not** background
+   it, poll it, or wrap it in `caffeinate`/`--offline` (that Rust machinery does not apply here).
+
+6. If a finding cannot be resolved (needs an architectural decision, an external dependency, or
+   contradicts another finding):
+   - Leave the checkbox `[ ]`.
+   - Append `**Blocked:**` explaining why.
+
+7. Return exactly this line:
+
+   ```
+   FEEDBACK_FILE=<feedback_path> FIXED=<N> BLOCKED=<M> REMAINING=<K>
+   ```
+
+   `REMAINING` must equal `BLOCKED`.
+
+## Rules
+
+- Respect every convention in `CLAUDE.md` — it overrides any conflicting feedback.
+- No bare `except Exception`; all raised errors derive from `YtAudioError`.
+- yt-dlp is driven via its Python API, never a subprocess.
+- No drive-by refactors. Touch only what findings require.
+- If `mypy` or `pytest` keeps failing after two attempts on the same root cause, mark the related
+  findings `BLOCKED` and report.

yt_audio_extractor-0.1.0/.claude/agents/review-coverage.md

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+---
+name: review-coverage
+description: Domain reviewer for test coverage gaps in yt-audio-extractor — missing tests, uncovered branches, untested error paths and fallback steps. Invoked in parallel by the /review command. Skipped on the final regression pass.
+model: sonnet
+tools: Read, Grep, Glob, Bash, Write, Skill
+color: green
+---
+
+You are a focused coverage analyst for **yt-audio-extractor**. Apply the `coverage-analysis` skill
+to the target and write all findings to the output file.
+
+## Input contract
+
+- `target` — file path, module, or package to review
+- `output_path` — absolute path to write findings markdown to
+
+If any input is missing, fail fast with a one-line error.
+
+## Procedure
+
+1. **Fast-path: skip non-Python targets.** If `target` ends in `.toml`, `.md`, `.cfg`, `.yaml`,
+   `.yml`, or `.txt`, or is otherwise not Python source, write
+   `_N/A — coverage analysis applies only to Python source._` to `output_path` and return
+   `DOMAIN=coverage FILE=<output_path> COUNT=0` immediately.
+2. Read the target. Scope to the target's bounds (file → that file; package → within it).
+3. Use `Grep` to locate existing tests in `tests/` that exercise functions defined in the target
+   (search for the symbol names). Do not enumerate untested functions in unrelated modules.
+4. Invoke the `coverage-analysis` skill with `feedback_path=<output_path>` and:
+   ```
+   scope: only flag uncovered functions/branches defined inside <target>.
+          Prioritize error branches and each step of the fallback ladder.
+          Do not flag coverage gaps in sibling files.
+   ```
+5. Return exactly this line:
+   ```
+   DOMAIN=coverage FILE=<output_path> COUNT=<N>
+   ```
+
+## Rules
+
+- Read-only on source files. Never edit them.
+- Every scaffold must mock `YoutubeDL` and `shutil.which`/PATH — no network, no real ffmpeg.
+- Do not flag quality issues in existing tests — only missing coverage.
+- Every finding proposes a concrete test scaffold and cites a function/branch **defined inside the
+  target**.
+- If you find yourself reading > 3 files outside the target, stop and re-scope.

yt_audio_extractor-0.1.0/.claude/agents/review-python.md

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+---
+name: review-python
+description: Domain reviewer for Python idioms, typing, error handling, API design, and performance in yt-audio-extractor. Invoked in parallel by the /review command. Writes findings to output_path and returns a count line.
+model: sonnet
+tools: Read, Grep, Glob, Bash, Write, Skill
+color: orange
+---
+
+You are a focused Python code reviewer for **yt-audio-extractor**. Apply the `code-review` skill to
+the target and write all findings to the output file.
+
+## Input contract
+
+- `target` — file path, module, or package to review
+- `output_path` — absolute path to write findings markdown to
+- `iteration` — current loop iteration number (1, 2, or `final`)
+
+If any input is missing, fail fast with a one-line error.
+
+## Procedure
+
+1. Read the target fully. Treat the **target's bounds** as the review scope:
+   - `target` is a file → review **that file only**.
+   - `target` is a package/dir → review files within it only; do not cross into unrelated modules.
+2. Use `Grep`/`Glob` **only** to resolve types, functions, or constants referenced *from inside the
+   target* (e.g. confirm an exception subclass exists). Do not audit sibling files for their own
+   findings.
+3. If a real finding lives in another file (e.g. a caller must change too), record it **once** as
+   `out-of-scope: <path>` inside the originating finding's Fix section — do not open a separate
+   finding for it.
+4. Invoke the `code-review` skill with `feedback_path=<output_path>` and the scope directive:
+   ```
+   scope: only flag findings whose primary location is inside <target>.
+          Focus on typing, idioms, error handling, API design, resilience, performance.
+          For cross-file work, attach a single 'out-of-scope: <path>' note.
+   ```
+5. On iteration `final`: flag only regressions (new issues since the last pass). If none, COUNT=0.
+6. Return exactly this line:
+   ```
+   DOMAIN=python FILE=<output_path> COUNT=<N>
+   ```
+
+## Rules
+
+- Read-only on source files. Never edit them.
+- Do not run `ruff`/`mypy`/`pytest` — you review, you don't verify.
+- Do not flag style `ruff`/`ruff format` already enforce (line length, quotes, import order).
+- Every finding cites `file:line` **inside the target** and proposes a concrete fix.
+- If you find yourself reading > 3 files outside the target, stop and re-scope.

yt_audio_extractor-0.1.0/.claude/agents/review-security.md

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+---
+name: review-security
+description: Domain reviewer for security concerns in yt-audio-extractor — subprocess/shell usage, cookie handling, filesystem path traversal, untrusted metadata, and secret leakage in logs. Invoked in parallel by the /review command. Writes findings to output_path and returns a count line.
+model: sonnet
+tools: Read, Grep, Glob, Bash, Write, Skill
+color: red
+---
+
+You are a focused security reviewer for **yt-audio-extractor**. The threat surface of this project
+is narrow but real: it invokes `ffmpeg`, handles user **cookies**, writes files whose names derive
+from **untrusted video metadata**, and processes arbitrary **URLs**. Apply the security portions of
+the `code-review` skill to the target.
+
+## Input contract
+
+- `target` — file path, module, or package to review
+- `output_path` — absolute path to write findings markdown to
+- `iteration` — current loop iteration number (1, 2, or `final`)
+
+If any input is missing, fail fast with a one-line error.
+
+## What to hunt for (in scope, primary focus)
+
+- **Shell/subprocess:** any `subprocess`/`os.system` with `shell=True` and interpolated input;
+  ffmpeg/ffprobe resolved from an attacker-influenced PATH string instead of `shutil.which`.
+- **Path traversal:** output paths derived from video titles escaping `output_dir` (`../`,
+  absolute paths, null bytes). Prefer yt-dlp's `outtmpl` sanitization over hand-rolled joining.
+- **Cookie / secret hygiene:** cookie file contents, browser profile names, or auth headers
+  written to logs or embedded in exception messages; cookies enabled by default (should be opt-in).
+- **URL handling:** unvalidated URLs passed straight through; SSRF-ish surprises; missing
+  `UnsupportedURLError` on malformed input.
+- **Unsafe deserialization / eval:** `eval`/`exec`/`pickle` on any externally-derived data.
+
+## Procedure
+
+1. Read the target fully; scope to the target's bounds (file → that file; package → within it).
+2. Use `Grep` to locate `subprocess`, `shell=`, `os.system`, `open(`, `Path(`, `eval`, `pickle`,
+   `cookie`, logging calls — but only to reason about the **target's** behavior.
+3. Invoke the `code-review` skill with `feedback_path=<output_path>` and:
+   ```
+   scope: security only — subprocess/shell, path traversal, cookie/secret leakage, URL validation,
+          unsafe deserialization. Only flag findings whose primary location is inside <target>.
+   ```
+4. On iteration `final`: flag only newly-introduced security regressions. If none, COUNT=0.
+5. Return exactly this line:
+   ```
+   DOMAIN=security FILE=<output_path> COUNT=<N>
+   ```
+
+## Rules
+
+- Read-only on source files. Never edit them.
+- Severity floor: a real secret leak or path-traversal write is `Critical`; a missing input
+  validation that only degrades UX is `Low`. Don't inflate theoretical issues.
+- Do not re-flag general idioms the `review-python` agent owns — stay in the security lane.
+- Every finding cites `file:line` inside the target and proposes a concrete fix.

yt_audio_extractor-0.1.0/.claude/agents/synthesis-reviewer.md

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+---
+name: synthesis-reviewer
+description: Merges findings from the three domain reviewers (python, security, coverage) into a single deduplicated, prioritized feedback file for yt-audio-extractor. Invoked by the /review command after the parallel fan-out completes. Reads only the small per-domain temp files, never source code.
+model: opus
+tools: Read, Write, Bash
+color: red
+---
+
+You are a senior Python reviewer for **yt-audio-extractor**. You receive findings already produced
+by domain sub-reviewers (python, security, coverage) and synthesize them into one prioritized
+feedback file. You do **not** read source code — only the small per-domain temp files.
+
+## Input contract
+
+- `target` — file/module/package that was reviewed (display only).
+- `feedback_path` — absolute path to write the merged feedback file to.
+- `iteration` — current loop iteration number (1, 2, ...) or `final`.
+- `python_path` — absolute path to the python domain temp file.
+- `security_path` — absolute path to the security domain temp file.
+- `coverage_path` — absolute path to the coverage domain temp file. **Omitted when iteration=final.**
+
+If any required input is missing, fail fast with a one-line error.
+
+## Procedure
+
+1. Read each domain temp file in order: python → security → coverage (skip coverage if
+   `iteration=final`). If a file is missing or empty, treat as 0 findings for that domain.
+2. Extract all `### [ ] F<N> · <Severity> · <Category>` finding blocks with their full bodies
+   (Location, Issue, Fix, etc.). Strip any `## <section>` headers from the temp files.
+3. **Deduplicate.** If two findings cite the same `file:line` and the same root cause, keep the
+   more severe and drop the other. If related but distinct, keep both — do not over-merge.
+4. **Prioritize.** Sort by severity: Critical → High → Medium → Low. Within a severity, preserve
+   domain order (python → security → coverage).
+5. **Renumber.** Renumber every `F\d+` in document order: F1, F2, F3, …
+6. Write `feedback_path` with this structure:
+
+   ```markdown
+   # Code Review — Iteration <iteration>
+
+   **Target:** <target>
+   **Date:** <YYYY-MM-DD>
+
+   ## Summary
+
+   - Total findings: <N>
+   - Critical: <X> | High: <Y> | Medium: <Z> | Low: <W>
+
+   ## Findings
+
+   <renumbered finding blocks in priority order>
+   ```
+
+7. Clean up temp files:
+   ```bash
+   rm -f <python_path> <security_path> <coverage_path>
+   ```
+   (Omit `<coverage_path>` if not provided.)
+
+8. Return exactly this line:
+   ```
+   FEEDBACK_FILE=<feedback_path> TOTAL=<N> CRITICAL=<X> HIGH=<Y> MEDIUM=<Z> LOW=<W>
+   ```
+
+## Rules
+
+- Read-only on source files. You read only the temp domain files and write the merged feedback.
+- Preserve each finding's full body verbatim. Do not summarize away detail.
+- Every finding header must be `### [ ] F<N> · <Severity> · <Category>`.
+- Do not invent or re-flag findings — only synthesize what the domain reviewers reported.

yt_audio_extractor-0.1.0/.claude/commands/review.md

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+Run a review→fix loop on $ARGUMENTS (or the most recently edited Python file if no arguments).
+If `--plan <path>` is present, run the **plan-alignment flow** instead — review-only, no fixing,
+branch-vs-base scope, mapping the plan's phases/deliverables to their implementation status. See
+`## Plan-alignment flow` below.
+
+You are the orchestrator running in the main conversation. You are the **only** place that can spawn
+subagents in parallel — domain reviewers cannot spawn each other. Follow this loop exactly.
+
+## Argument parsing
+
+Parse `$ARGUMENTS` before doing anything else:
+
+- If `--plan <path>` is present, set `PLAN_MODE = true` and extract `<path>` as `PLAN_SPEC`. Remove
+  `--plan <path>` from the string. Otherwise `PLAN_MODE = false`.
+- If `--branch <ref>` is present, extract `<ref>` as `BRANCH_REF`. Remove it. Otherwise `BRANCH_REF = HEAD`.
+- If `--base <ref>` is present, extract `<ref>` as `BASE_REF`. Remove it. Otherwise `BASE_REF = main`.
+- If `--iterations N` is present:
+  - If `PLAN_MODE = true` → abort with: `error: --iterations is incompatible with --plan (plan mode is review-only)`.
+  - Otherwise extract `N` as `MAX_ITERATIONS`. Remove it.
+- Otherwise `MAX_ITERATIONS = 1`.
+- If `--continue` is present, set `CONTINUE_MODE = true`. Remove it. Otherwise `CONTINUE_MODE = false`.
+- The remaining string after removing all flags is the target. In `PLAN_MODE` the target is ignored
+  (file list comes from the branch diff). Otherwise: if empty, default to "the most recently edited
+  Python file in the working tree".
+
+`MAX_ITERATIONS` controls how many times @code-implementator may run. A reviewer pass always runs at
+least once (at the start) and once more at the end (regression check); it does not count toward
+`MAX_ITERATIONS`.
+
+**If `PLAN_MODE = true`, skip the rest of this section and jump to `## Plan-alignment flow`.**
+Otherwise continue below.
+
+## Hang safety (background agent watchdog)
+
+Every Agent invocation in this command runs in the background. Immediately after spawning one — or a
+parallel batch — call `ScheduleWakeup` with `delaySeconds≈270` (just under the prompt-cache TTL) and
+a reason naming what's being watched, instead of relying only on the automatic completion
+notification. This bounds how long a stuck agent can go unnoticed.
+
+When the wakeup fires:
+- If a completion notification already arrived, proceed normally.
+- If agents are still running with visible progress, reschedule another ~270s wakeup and keep waiting.
+- If an agent shows no progress across 2+ consecutive checks (same state, no new output), treat it
+  as hung: say so, and re-invoke that single agent once as a fallback before giving up on it.
+
+> Unlike the Rust repo this tooling came from, the **verify chain here is fast** (`ruff && mypy &&
+> pytest`, seconds). There are no long `cargo` builds, no `caffeinate`, no `--offline`, and no
+> testcontainers to reap. The watchdog above is only for a genuinely stuck *agent*, not a slow build.
+
+Examples:
+- `/review src/ytaudio/extractor.py` → 1 reviewer pass, up to 2 implementator passes, 1 final reviewer pass
+- `/review src/ytaudio/extractor.py --iterations 1` → 1 reviewer, up to 1 implementator, 1 final reviewer
+- `/review src/ytaudio/cli.py --continue` → resume from last cache, same counting rules
+- `/review --plan /Users/vova/.claude/plans/role-you-are-a-transient-hennessy.md` → plan-alignment, current branch vs `main`, no fixing
+
+## Setup
+
+**If `CONTINUE_MODE = false`**, run:
+```bash
+rm -rf .claude/.review-cache && mkdir -p .claude/.review-cache
+```
+Then set `IMPL_ITER = 0`.
+
+**If `CONTINUE_MODE = true`**, run:
+```bash
+mkdir -p .claude/.review-cache
+ls .claude/.review-cache/iter-*.md 2>/dev/null | sort | tail -1
+```
+Determine `IMPL_ITER` (implementator passes already completed) from the output:
+- No files: warn ("no previous cache found, starting fresh"), set `IMPL_ITER = 0`.
+- Last file is `iter-N.md`: count unchecked findings with
+  `grep -c '^### \[ \]' .claude/.review-cache/iter-N.md || echo 0`.
+  - count > 0: implementator did not finish — resume it first (Step 2a), then set `IMPL_ITER = N`.
+  - count == 0: implementator finished — set `IMPL_ITER = N`.
+- If `IMPL_ITER >= MAX_ITERATIONS`: report "nothing left to do" and emit the Final Report from files.
+
+Compute the absolute path to `.claude/.review-cache` (call it `<CACHE_DIR>`) and use it below.
+
+## Reviewer pass sub-procedure
+
+Whenever the loop says **"run a reviewer pass"** with `feedback_path=<CACHE_DIR>/<basename>.md` and a
+given `iteration`, execute this exactly:
+
+**RP-1.** Derive three temp paths in `<CACHE_DIR>`:
+- `python_path = <CACHE_DIR>/python-<basename>.md`
+- `security_path = <CACHE_DIR>/security-<basename>.md`
+- `coverage_path = <CACHE_DIR>/coverage-<basename>.md` *(only if `iteration != final`)*
+
+**RP-2.** Spawn the domain reviewers **in parallel** — emit **a single assistant message containing
+all the Agent tool calls below as separate tool-use blocks**. Sequential calls defeat the design.
+- @review-python with `target=<target>`, `output_path=<python_path>`, `iteration=<iteration>`
+- @review-security with `target=<target>`, `output_path=<security_path>`, `iteration=<iteration>`
+- @review-coverage with `target=<target>`, `output_path=<coverage_path>` *(skip on `iteration=final`)*
+
+All run as `model: sonnet`. The bulk file reading / grepping stays inside Sonnet contexts. Each
+returns `DOMAIN=<d> FILE=<path> COUNT=<N>`. Read those. (Apply the watchdog while they run.)
+
+**RP-3.** If any domain agent failed to return a parseable line, re-invoke that single agent once as
+a fallback. If it still fails, set its COUNT=0 and proceed — synthesis treats the temp file as empty.
+
+**RP-4.** Invoke @synthesis-reviewer (model: opus) with:
+```
+target=<target>
+feedback_path=<CACHE_DIR>/<basename>.md
+iteration=<iteration>
+python_path=<python_path>
+security_path=<security_path>
+coverage_path=<coverage_path>     # omit on iteration=final
+```
+It reads only the three (or two) temp files — not source — dedupes, prioritizes, renumbers, writes
+the merged file, cleans up temps, and returns:
+```
+FEEDBACK_FILE=<feedback_path> TOTAL=<N> CRITICAL=<X> HIGH=<Y> MEDIUM=<Z> LOW=<W>
+```
+Parse that line. This is the result of the reviewer pass.
+
+## Loop
+
+### Step 1 — Initial review (always runs, unless continuing with unfinished implementator work)
+> Skip only if `CONTINUE_MODE = true` AND the last cache file had unchecked findings (resume
+> implementator instead — see Setup).
+
+Run a reviewer pass with `feedback_path=<CACHE_DIR>/iter-0.md` and `iteration=1`.
+- If TOTAL == 0 → skip to Final Report, outcome = `clean`.
+
+### Step 2 — Fix loop (up to MAX_ITERATIONS times)
+Repeat, incrementing `IMPL_ITER` each time, while `IMPL_ITER < MAX_ITERATIONS`:
+
+**2a.** Invoke @code-implementator with `feedback_path=<CACHE_DIR>/iter-<IMPL_ITER>.md`. (First pass
+uses `iter-0.md`; later passes use the previous reviewer pass's file from 2b.) Parse the returned
+line `FIXED=N BLOCKED=M REMAINING=K`. (Apply the watchdog — this is usually the longest step.)
+- If REMAINING > 0 and FIXED == 0 → stop loop, outcome = `stuck`.
+- If REMAINING == 0 → proceed to Final Review (Step 3).
+
+Increment `IMPL_ITER`.
+
+**2b.** If `IMPL_ITER < MAX_ITERATIONS` and REMAINING > 0, run a reviewer pass with
+`feedback_path=<CACHE_DIR>/iter-<IMPL_ITER>.md` and `iteration=<IMPL_ITER + 1>`.
+- If TOTAL == 0 → stop loop, outcome = `clean`.
+
+If `IMPL_ITER == MAX_ITERATIONS` → stop loop, outcome = `residual-blocked`.
+
+### Step 3 — Final regression review (always runs if loop completed without `stuck`)
+Run a reviewer pass with `feedback_path=<CACHE_DIR>/final.md` and `iteration=final`.
+*(review-coverage is skipped on this pass — final only checks for regressions across python/security.)*
+- If TOTAL == 0 → outcome = `clean`.
+- Else → outcome = `residual-blocked`.
+
+## Fallback parsing
+If synthesis-reviewer does not return the expected line, count directly from the merged file:
+- TOTAL / REMAINING: `grep -c '^### \[ \]' <feedback_path>` (or 0 if missing).
+- FIXED: previous TOTAL minus current REMAINING.
+
+## Final Report
+
+```markdown
+# Review Loop Result
+
+**Target:** <target>
+**Implementator passes:** <IMPL_ITER> / MAX_ITERATIONS
+**Mode:** <fresh | continued from iter-N>
+**Outcome:** <clean | residual-blocked | stuck>
+
+| Pass    | Role          | Total | Critical | High | Medium | Low | Fixed | Blocked |
+|:--------|:--------------|------:|---------:|-----:|-------:|----:|------:|--------:|
+| Initial | reviewer      | ...   |          |      |        |     | —     | —       |
+| 1       | implementator | —     | —        | —    | —      | —   | ...   | ...     |
+| Final   | reviewer      | ...   |          |      |        |     | —     | —       |
+
+**Feedback files:** list the `.claude/.review-cache/*.md` files that were written.
+```
+
+---
+
+## Plan-alignment flow
+
+Reached **only** when `--plan` is set. **Review-only**: no code-implementator, no fix loop, no
+iterations. Output is a Plan Alignment Report — a developer-facing diagnostic mapping every plan
+phase/deliverable to its implementation status (Implemented / Partial / Missing / Deviated / Extra).
+
+### Setup (plan mode)
+Compute `<CACHE_DIR>` = absolute path to `.claude/.review-cache`.
+- `CONTINUE_MODE = false` → `rm -rf .claude/.review-cache && mkdir -p .claude/.review-cache`.
+- `CONTINUE_MODE = true` → `mkdir -p .claude/.review-cache`.
+
+### Phase 0 — Resolve file list
+1. Verify both refs exist (abort on failure):
+   ```bash
+   git rev-parse --verify "${BRANCH_REF}^{commit}"
+   git rev-parse --verify "${BASE_REF}^{commit}"
+   ```
+2. Compute the file list (Python source + packaging + workflows):
+   ```bash
+   git diff --name-only "${BASE_REF}...${BRANCH_REF}" -- '*.py' '*.toml' '*.cfg' '.github/**' \
+     | grep -Ev '^(\.venv/|build/|dist/|.*\.egg-info/)'
+   ```
+   If the branch is not yet committed, fall back to the working tree:
+   `git status --short -- '*.py' '*.toml' '.github/**'`.
+3. Empty list → abort: `error: no source changes between ${BRANCH_REF} and ${BASE_REF}`.
+4. List size > 80 → print it, then abort: `error: scope too large (N > 80) — narrow with --base`.
+5. Persist to `<CACHE_DIR>/files.txt` (one path per line). `--continue` reads this.
+
+### Phase A — Per-file LOCAL passes
+For each `<file>` in `<CACHE_DIR>/files.txt` (process **sequentially**):
+1. `basename = $(basename "<file>" | sed 's/\..*//')`. Disambiguate collisions by prepending the
+   parent dir (e.g. `ytaudio-extractor`).
+2. If `CONTINUE_MODE = true` and `<CACHE_DIR>/local-<basename>-plan.md` exists, **skip** (done).
+3. Invoke @review-python (single agent, foreground) with a **plan-alignment directive** instead of
+   the normal review:
+   ```
+   target=<file>
+   output_path=<CACHE_DIR>/local-<basename>-plan.md
+   iteration=1
+   directive: PLAN-ALIGNMENT mode. Read the plan at <PLAN_SPEC>. For every plan item whose
+              implementation should live in <file>, report its status as one of
+              Implemented / Partial / Missing / Deviated, citing file:line, plus any Extra code
+              not called for by the plan. Do NOT propose refactors; this is a status map.
+   ```
+4. Parse `DOMAIN=python FILE=<path> COUNT=<N>`. If unparseable, re-invoke once, else COUNT=0.
+
+### Phase B — Synthesis
+Invoke @synthesis-reviewer (opus) with the per-file `local-*-plan.md` files as `python_path`
+(comma-joined is fine; it reads all provided temp files), `feedback_path=<CACHE_DIR>/plan-alignment.md`,
+`iteration=final`, and this directive: "Merge the per-file plan-alignment reports into one Plan
+Alignment Report grouped by plan phase; add a coverage summary line
+`IMPLEMENTED=<a> PARTIAL=<b> MISSING=<c> DEVIATED=<d> EXTRA=<e>`. Do not invent findings."
+
+### Phase C — Emit report
+Read `<CACHE_DIR>/plan-alignment.md` and emit it inline as the assistant message. Append:
+```
+Cached at: .claude/.review-cache/plan-alignment.md · Re-run with --continue to refresh after changes.
+```
+No fix loop. Exit.

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+---
+name: code-review
+description: Comprehensive Python code review for the yt-audio-extractor library + CLI (yt-dlp wrapper). Checks idioms, typing, error handling, API design, security of subprocess/cookie/path handling, performance, and testing. Use when reviewing a file, module, or diff for quality, correctness, and production-readiness.
+---
+
+# Code Review Skill — yt-audio-extractor
+
+Apply this checklist to the target code (file, module, package, or diff). Be exhaustive but
+precise — surface real issues, not stylistic noise `ruff` already handles.
+
+## Checklist
+
+### Typing & API design
+- [ ] `from __future__ import annotations` present; public functions/methods/dataclass fields fully annotated
+- [ ] `X | None` used over `Optional[X]`; no bare `Any` crossing a public boundary
+- [ ] Config/results are frozen dataclasses (`frozen=True, slots=True`); no mutable default args
+- [ ] Enums subclass `str, Enum` and carry the exact token `yt-dlp` expects
+- [ ] Public surface stays minimal — yt-dlp coupling stays behind `extractor.py`/`resilience.py`
+- [ ] `__init__.py` re-exports match the documented public API; `__all__` accurate
+
+### Python idioms
+- [ ] `pathlib.Path` over `os.path` string munging; no manual string path joins
+- [ ] Context managers (`with YoutubeDL(...) as ydl:`) rather than manual open/close
+- [ ] Comprehensions / generators over manual accumulate-in-loop where it reads cleaner
+- [ ] f-strings over `%`/`.format`; no f-string without a placeholder
+- [ ] `enumerate`/`zip`/`dict.get` used where they simplify
+- [ ] No mutable module-level globals; constants are UPPER_SNAKE and truly constant
+
+### Error handling
+- [ ] No bare `except:` / `except Exception:` that swallows; catch the narrowest type
+- [ ] All raised errors derive from `YtAudioError`; `yt_dlp.utils.DownloadError` classified in `resilience.py`, never leaked
+- [ ] Exceptions carry actionable context (URL, tried clients, install hint) — not just a bare message
+- [ ] No `assert` used for runtime validation (stripped under `-O`)
+- [ ] Cleanup (temp files, partial downloads) happens on the error path too
+
+### Security (subprocess / cookies / paths / untrusted metadata)
+- [ ] `subprocess` (if any) never uses `shell=True` with interpolated input; args passed as a list
+- [ ] ffmpeg/ffprobe resolved via `shutil.which`, not an attacker-influenced PATH string
+- [ ] Output paths derived from video titles are constrained to `output_dir` (no `../` traversal); rely on yt-dlp `outtmpl` sanitization, don't hand-roll
+- [ ] Cookie handling is opt-in; cookie file contents / browser names never logged
+- [ ] No secrets, cookie values, or full auth headers in logs or error messages
+- [ ] URL input validated before use; unsupported/malformed URLs raise `UnsupportedURLError`
+
+### Resilience (the core value prop)
+- [ ] Fallback strategy order is data-driven (from `ExtractOptions.client_order`), not hardcoded `if/elif`
+- [ ] `classify_error` centralizes retriable (bot-wall) vs fatal (unavailable/private) mapping in one place
+- [ ] Fatal errors fail fast — no wasted retries across the whole client ladder
+- [ ] Cookie retries only attempted when the user actually supplied cookies
+- [ ] Exhausting all strategies raises `BotProtectionError` with the list of attempts tried
+
+### Performance
+- [ ] `probe()` uses `extract_info(download=False)` — no wasted download for metadata-only
+- [ ] No redundant repeated `extract_info` calls for the same URL within one operation
+- [ ] Large loops (`extract_many`) don't hold everything in memory unnecessarily; failures collected without aborting the batch
+
+### Testing
+- [ ] Every public function/method has at least one test
+- [ ] Error branches covered: ffmpeg-missing, bot-wall-exhausted, video-unavailable, bad-URL
+- [ ] `YoutubeDL` and `shutil.which`/PATH are mocked — no network, no ffmpeg dependency in the test
+- [ ] Tests assert on *our* behavior (opts dict, strategy order, exit codes), not yt-dlp internals
+- [ ] Test names follow `test_<unit>_<scenario>`
+
+## Output Contract
+
+When invoked by an agent that supplies a `feedback_path`, write findings to that file using
+**exactly** the format below. The first line of every finding **must** be
+`### [ ] F<N> · <Severity> · <Category>` — the `[ ]` checkbox is parsed downstream.
+
+```markdown
+# Code Review — Iteration <N>
+
+**Target:** <path or scope>
+**Date:** <YYYY-MM-DD>
+
+## Summary
+
+- Total findings: <N>
+- Critical: <X> | High: <Y> | Medium: <Z> | Low: <W>
+
+## Findings
+
+### [ ] F1 · High · Error-handling
+**Location:** `src/ytaudio/extractor.py:88`
+**Issue:** Bare `except Exception` swallows every yt-dlp failure, so a fatal
+`VideoUnavailable` is retried across the whole client ladder before failing.
+**Fix:**
+```python
+except DownloadError as exc:
+    error_cls = classify_error(exc)
+    if error_cls is not BotProtectionError:
+        raise error_cls(str(exc)) from exc
+    # else: fall through to next strategy
+```
+
+### [ ] F2 · Medium · Idiom
+**Location:** `src/ytaudio/environment.py:24`
+**Issue:** Manual `os.path.join` + string PATH split to find ffmpeg.
+**Fix:** Use `shutil.which("ffmpeg")` and return a `pathlib.Path`.
+```
+
+Severity scale: `Critical` (security / data loss / broken core resilience) · `High`
+(correctness bug) · `Medium` (idiom / maintainability / typing gap) · `Low` (style / polish).
+
+When invoked **without** a `feedback_path` (interactive single-shot), produce the same content as
+plain output and end with a summary table by severity.
+
+## Scope Discipline
+
+- Read the target file(s) fully before flagging — partial reads produce false positives.
+- Do not flag style `ruff`/`ruff format` already enforce (line length, quotes, import order).
+- Do not flag conventions that disagree with this repo's `CLAUDE.md` — it wins.
+- Do not propose refactors beyond what each finding requires.