review-op-docs-api

Review a CV-CUDA operator's DOCS & API artifacts — operator_list row, Python autofunction (fn + _into), Limitations-table-vs-code consistency, docstrings, and SPDX headers. Use when asked whether an operator's docs/API surface is complete and consistent.

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name: review-op-docs-api
description: Review a CV-CUDA operator's DOCS & API artifacts — operator_list row, Python autofunction (fn + _into), Limitations-table-vs-code consistency, docstrings, and SPDX headers. Use when asked whether an operator's docs/API surface is complete and consistent.

[//]: # "SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. All rights reserved." [//]: # "SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0" # Review Op — docs & API Thin entry point. Run `python3 tools/review_op.py <Operator> --domain docs` and interpret per the **docs** section (DOC-*) of `.agents/guidance/REVIEW_OP_GUIDELINES.md`: the `operator_list.rst` row, Python `cvcuda-autofunction` directives (fn + `_into`), the Limitations-table-vs-code cross-domain diff, docstrings, and SPDX headers. Resolve `MANUAL` items at the cited locations. When fixing (`--fix`), add the missing docs row / autofunction / SPDX header; correct a stale Limitations entry only where the declared-vs-enforced-vs-tested diff is unambiguous; re-run to confirm. Findings-first.

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