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Use to render GitLab review results into concise merge request or commit comments.

Use for narrow GitLab commit review runs triggered from commit comments.

Use for GitLab merge request review runs triggered by @Nine1bot comments or merge request webhooks.

Use to choose which custom subagents should be created for a GitLab review run.

Use to produce structured GitLab code review findings and the final GitLab review result.

Use for security review of GitLab MR or commit diffs.

Use to decide whether a GitLab review has enough product and technical context to proceed.

Prompt template for the GitLab review auto fixer custom subagent.

Use when a student asks Codex to turn course folders, teacher exam guidance, textbooks/PPTs, past exams, homework feedback, or scattered notes into focused final-exam sprint HTML study artifacts, especially teacher-focus pages, textbook speed-learning pages, question-type/template review pages, mistake/recall checklists, or optional practice/index pages.

Use when independently reviewing working-tree changes, staged changes, commits, or pull requests before merge, especially AI-generated code, large or cross-module changes, weak or rewritten tests, requirement drift, suspicious scope, unverifiable completion claims, or security, transaction, concurrency, performance, dependency, compatibility, and operational risks.