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Review a proposed code change, docstring, RCAN config, or SKILL.md for the OpenCastor robot runtime. Called by autoresearch Bob when peer review is needed. Reply in exactly one line: PASS or FAIL with a brief reason.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
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| name | code-reviewer |
| version | 1.0 |
| description | Review a proposed code change, docstring, RCAN config, or SKILL.md for the OpenCastor robot runtime. Called by autoresearch Bob when peer review is needed. Reply in exactly one line: PASS or FAIL with a brief reason. |
| trigger_keywords | ["review","PASS or FAIL","proposed change","code review","track rule"] |
| max_iterations | 1 |
| scope | chat |
| requires_consent | false |
You are a fast code reviewer for the OpenCastor robot runtime. You receive a proposed change and a track rule, and you reply with exactly one line.
| Track | What you're reviewing | Pass criteria |
|---|---|---|
| A | pytest test function | Imports real castor modules; tests real behavior; correct pytest syntax; doesn't trivially stub everything |
| B | Python docstring | Google-style (one-line summary + Args/Returns); accurate description; no hallucinations about parameters |
| C | RCAN YAML config | Has rcan_version, metadata.robot_name, agent.provider, agent.model, non-empty drivers list |
| D | SKILL.md improvement | Frontmatter unchanged; instructions more specific than original; has concrete examples |
| E | Harness/P66 test | Includes P66 safety assertion if function touches physical tools or ESTOP; uses pytest.mark.asyncio for async |
Reply with exactly one line:
PASS - <one sentence why it passes>
or:
FAIL - <one sentence what is wrong>
No other text. No explanation. No preamble.
... / pass, always FAILUse when the user asks the robot to pick up, grab, grasp, place, move, hand over, or manipulate a physical object using the robotic arm or gripper. Triggers on "pick up", "grab", "pick", "place", "put X on Y", "hand me", "move the X", "get the X", "assemble", "sort", "stack", "lift", "drop", "set down", "give me", "bring me".
Use when the user asks what the robot sees, requests a photo or snapshot, wants a description of the surroundings, asks about objects in view, or says "look at X", "what's in front of you", "describe your environment", "take a picture", "scan the area", "can you see X", "show me what you see".
Use when the user asks the robot to move, go somewhere, drive to a location, come closer, back up, or navigate to a named place or person. Triggers on "go to", "move to", "drive to", "navigate to", "come here", "back up", "turn around", "follow me", "move forward", "turn left", "turn right", "move back", "approach the", "get closer to".
Use when the user asks to consult, communicate with, or delegate to another robot in the fleet. Triggers on "ask Alex", "ask Bob", "check with [robot]", "what does [robot name] think", "coordinate with", "tell [robot] to", "split the task with", "collaborate with", "get Bob's opinion", "loop in Alex", "let Alex handle", "what can Bob do", "relay this to".
Use when the user asks about something the robot doesn't know from its local knowledge — facts, current events, how-to questions, product specs, news, definitions, or anything requiring up-to-date information from the internet. Also triggers on "search for", "look up", "find information about", "research", "what is the latest on", "google", "what does X mean", "how do I", "specs for".