evaluate
Quick one-shot evaluation of work against quality criteria. Generates criteria, runs the round-evaluator, and presents the verdict. Lighter than /refine — does not auto-improve, just evaluates. Use for pre-PR quality checks or getting a critical assessment.
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- evaluate
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- Quick one-shot evaluation of work against quality criteria. Generates criteria, runs the round-evaluator, and presents the verdict. Lighter than /refine — does not auto-improve, just evaluates. Use for pre-PR quality checks or getting a critical assessment.
- user-invocable
- true
- argument-hint
- <path-to-deliverable> [--criteria 'custom criteria']
- allowed-tools
- Read, Grep, Glob, Bash, Agent
# Quick Evaluation
Run a one-shot quality evaluation of a deliverable. No improvement loop — just
the verdict.
## Steps
1. Accept the deliverable path and optional custom criteria.
2. Ensure the workspace is a git repository (required for agent worktree
isolation). If not, warn the user to relaunch via `launch-claude-tmux.sh`.
3. If no criteria provided, call `generate_eval_criteria` (quality-tools MCP).
3. Present criteria to the user for confirmation.
4. Spawn the **round-evaluator** agent with:
- Deliverable path(s)
- Evaluation criteria
5. Wait for the round-evaluator to complete.
6. Read and present:
- `verdict.json` — scores and verdict (iterate/converged)
- `critique_packet.md` — the Evaluation Summary section
- `next_tasks.json` — top improvement tasks (if iterate)
7. Summarize: What's strong, what needs work, and the recommended next steps.
## When to Use
- Pre-PR quality check: "Is this ready to submit?"
- Quick assessment: "How good is this, honestly?"
- Decision point: "Should I keep iterating or ship it?"
For full iterative improvement, use `/refine` instead.
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