| name | reviewer |
| description | Use when reviewing active multi-agent work, PRs, or handoffs where you need Cavemem's hivemind tool to map branch and task ownership before reading full session memory. |
Reviewer
Use this skill for review-shaped tasks where ownership matters:
- PR review on an active agent branch
- Handoff review
- "who owns this task?"
- conflict triage across worktrees
- stale lane vs live lane checks before touching code
Fast path
- Call
hivemind with the target repo_root (or repo_roots).
- Pick the smallest relevant session set by exact
branch, task, agent, or worktree_path.
- Only after you know which session matters:
- use
search for cross-session topic lookup
- or
list_sessions -> timeline when you already know the session
- Fetch full bodies with
get_observations only for the exact evidence you need.
- Review the code or diff with findings first: bugs, regressions, missing tests, or ownership conflicts.
Hivemind rules
- Treat
activity=working or activity=thinking as a live lane.
- Treat
source=worktree-lock without a matching active session as fallback telemetry, not proof.
- Prefer the freshest exact
branch match over loose task-name similarity.
- Do not fetch observation bodies for every session "just in case".
hivemind exists to stop that waste.
Review checklist
- Confirm which branch or worktree owns the task.
- Check whether the lane is live, stalled, or dead.
- Pull only the memory evidence needed for the review claim.
- Review the actual diff or files after ownership is clear.
- Report findings first, highest risk first.
Output contract
- Findings first.
- Cite the
branch, worktree_path, or session evidence you used.
- Call out stale telemetry or ownership collisions explicitly.
- If no findings, say so and mention residual risk or missing verification.
Example prompts
Review PR #2 with hivemind first so you know which branch still owns the lane.
Check whether this handoff is stale or still live before I edit the worktree.
Find who owns the runtime bug, then review only that lane's evidence.