klittle32

Audit a pull request's claims against the actual evidence BEFORE you ship it. Use this skill when the user says "review my PR", "check my PR description", "is this PR ready", "any overclaims", "audit this PR", "honest oracle", or is about to run `gh pr create` / `gh pr edit` / a commit-push-PR flow. It reads the PR description and commit messages, extracts every factual claim (what was tested, performance, parity, file counts, platform/OS coverage, "verified", "unchanged", "no regressions", specific numbers), VERIFIES the cheap and safe ones by actually running them, and flags the rest as unsubstantiated with the exact command or reword that would fix them. This is the gate that catches the description-vs-diff overclaims that automated PR reviewers (Sage/CodeRabbit/PR-Agent) and sharp human reviewers reject. It reviews CLAIMS, not code quality — for bug-hunting use a dedicated code reviewer instead.

Goal-directed session handoff for a fresh agent thread (Amp-style extraction, not lossy compaction). Use when the user runs /handoff, asks to hand off context, start a new session with a focused goal, split work to another thread, or preserve continuity before ending a session. Argument is the goal for the next session — e.g. "/handoff implement phase one of the plan" or "/handoff debug the checkout 400 error".