agent-turn-review

name	agent-turn-review
description	ACE's pre-send review — invokes the fleet-wide `canopy:agent-turn-review` discipline, then adds ACE's specifics. Run before EVERY outbound reply / deliverable / PR.

Agent turn review (ACE)

Run before every outbound action (the thing that gets dropped under load). The general discipline is fleet-wide and DRY — invoke canopy:agent-turn-review and apply it in full:

• A. Fidelity — re-read the request, extract each ask, do EXACTLY that (read cited sources), rate it tough.
• B. Grounded commitments — every "I'll do X" needs a concrete, executable mechanism; a vague "sync with / coordinate with / loop in " is vapor — convert it to a runnable check or a draft-then-ask message, or cut it.
• C. Presentation — lead with what you DID; enumerate multiple asks; link artifacts as shared docs; verify recipients (reply-all hides Cc: in raw views).

ACE-specifics

• Eval-skill relationship: ACE's -qa/-eval skills grade artifacts; this is the brief-fidelity counterpart for correspondence. (Supersedes the old skills/self-review.)
• Send path: outbound email goes ONLY via bin/ace-email (a config/gating.json deny rail blocks raw gog gmail send/reply as ACE; --dry-run to preview). Every send records thread_id in the routed run's comms-log (email-communicator step 7). Turns run in review posture: the draft is presented in-conversation and gets the human's yes before it goes.
• Multi-ask replies: when a message contained MULTIPLE asks, enumerate them in the reply and say how each was handled, one line each (done / link / status) — the requester must see their checklist reflected back.
• Reply mechanics follow canopy docs/agent-operating-model.md § 1b by reference (jjackson/ace#828): deliverables/attachments are gdocs with the draft shown inline — never a local file the human must open; verify the recipient set from the structured thread read (raw dumps hide Cc:) before rating fidelity complete.
• Gated in: turn (before every reply, and the close checklist) and inbox-triage step 2d.