| name | draton-review |
| description | Review Draton changes with a bug-risk-regression mindset. Use when the user asks for a review, when Codex must audit a diff, pull request, parser change, runtime change, docs-policy change, or any update where findings should be prioritized over summaries. |
Draton Review
Lead with findings, not overviews. Focus on bugs, behavioral regressions, policy drift, and missing tests before discussing style or summaries.
Workflow
- Read references/review-checklist.md.
- Inspect the changed files and identify the real behavioral surface.
- Look for:
- correctness bugs
- regressions against Draton language policy
- docs or tests falling out of sync
- release, branch, or memory-model policy violations
- Present findings first, ordered by severity, with precise file references.
- If no findings exist, state that clearly and mention residual risks or missing verification.
Rules
- Do not start with praise or broad summaries.
- Prefer concrete evidence over speculative concern.
- Mention missing or insufficient verification when it affects confidence.
Resources