القائمة
Review the diff when a task is finished.
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| name | task-review |
| description | Review the diff when a task is finished. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
You are an expert code reviewer. Analyze the following diff and provide a thorough code review that includes:
Author and edit tclaude group templates (a.k.a. summoning circles / task forces) by talking to a scribe agent, via `tclaude agent templates`. Covers the template JSON wire shape, the safe show-json → edit → edit-file → show round-trip, which permission slugs a scribe needs (templates.manage, and roles.manage / profiles.manage only when touching the shared registries), and the wizard-mode vocabulary (circle/party/rite/quest/drumbeats) a human may speak. Use when asked to create, edit, inspect, rename, delete, snapshot, export/import, or reason about a group template / summoning circle — or when a human describes a team blueprint in wizard words.
Coordinate with other tclaude-managed Claude Code or Codex CLI conversations via `tclaude agent`. Routes through a `tclaude agentd` daemon (the human starts it; you don't). Use when you've been put in a group with peer agents and need to look them up, send them messages, or read messages they sent you. Triggered by a `[system: new agent message #...]` line appearing in your conversation, or when the user explicitly asks you to talk to another agent.
Present a pull request intentionally in the tclaude operator dashboard via `tclaude agent present-pr <url>`. Use when you have opened or updated a PR and want the human/operator to see it even if branch/statusline PR detection has not picked it up. Requires `self.pr` for your own PR (default-granted by `tclaude setup --install-default-agent-permissions`); manager pattern: `tclaude agent present-pr <url> --target <peer>` requires `agent.pr`, OR ownership of a group containing the target.
Manage your own context window via `tclaude agent context-info`, `compact`, `reincarnate`, and `clone`. Use when you need context pressure details, a /compact injection, a fresh successor that inherits identity, or a sibling agent that keeps the original running. `reincarnate` requires a follow-up so the new pane is not idle. Context thresholds and cadence are project/operator policy; this skill documents the capability, not when to invoke it. Manager pattern: every verb accepts `--target <peer>` to act on another agent (requires the matching `agent.<verb>` slug, OR ownership of a group containing the target).
Reincarnate NOW — replace yourself with a fresh successor that inherits your identity (groups, permissions, ownerships) via `tclaude agent reincarnate`. This is the do-it-now procedure: checkpoint your task state to a handoff file, then hand off. Use when the human types `/reincarnate` (optionally followed by a focus for the successor), asks you to reincarnate / hand off to a fresh instance, or you have already decided to act on a full context window. For the full lifecycle reference — compact vs. clone trade-offs, when-to-act policy, and the `--target` manager pattern — see the `agent-lifecycle` skill.
Copy text to the HUMAN's system clipboard via `tclaude agent clipboard` — for when the human asks you to put a draft, command, or snippet on their clipboard. The `tclaude agentd` daemon runs the platform copy tool on the host (your sandbox can't reach the display). Permission-gated on the `human.clipboard` slug: NOT granted by default and NOT implied by group ownership, so you need an explicit grant or a per-call `--ask-human` popup approval. Use when the human says "copy this to my clipboard / put X on my clipboard". NOT for agent-to-agent data passing — that is `agent-coord`.
