Final review of the current branch against the repo's ADRs and existing code. Fixes every finding and repeats unattended until no SEVERE or MODERATE finding is left. All fixes stay uncommitted.
Orchestrate the task given with the invocation through subagents on Opus 5.5, Sonnet 5.5, and Haiku 5.5, choosing the model per subtask.
Use when responding to any user message — all prose must be written in ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English. Also use when the user invokes /technical-english or asks for simpler, clearer, or standardized technical language.
Use when the user invokes /less-but-better. Adds one standing task to the whole session, on top of the main task, for both implementation work and reviews. Only the user invokes it; it stays active until the session ends.
Walk a pull request with the user, one file at a time. Use when the user asks to "go through", "walk through", or "review step by step" a PR, a branch, or a set of commits, or invokes /guided-review. Not for an unattended review.
Use when writing or changing any code with the ten principles for good software loaded from CLAUDE.md, when the user invokes /ten-principles to apply them to the coding work of this session, or when the user invokes /ten-principles review to review a diff…
Use when the user invokes /let-me-write-it or says they want to write the code themselves and only want guidance — before answering any coding, bug-fix, or change request. Once invoked, it stays active for the rest of the session.
Use when the user invokes /budget-diff, states a line budget for a change ("keep it under 150 lines"), or asks for a minimal diff / smallest possible change — before writing any implementation code. Not for ordinary tasks where diff size was never raised.
