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Strict dirty-tree gating review. Use when Codex needs to review only the uncommitted changes in the current repository, investigate the surrounding code, and emit tightly qualified findings in the repository's gating-review JSON style.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
基于 SOC 职业分类
| name | gating-review |
| description | Strict dirty-tree gating review. Use when Codex needs to review only the uncommitted changes in the current repository, investigate the surrounding code, and emit tightly qualified findings in the repository's gating-review JSON style. |
Read ../../../sidekick-prompts/gating-review.md and follow it as the source of truth. It defines the required investigation method, bug qualification criteria, priority mapping, and JSON output shape.
If the relative path is unavailable, try ${CODEX_HOME:-~/.codex}/sidekick-prompts/gating-review.md.
Scoped implementation-quality review. Use when Codex needs to review completed code changes for correctness, maintainability, codebase cohesion, edge cases, surface-level security, and architectural alignment. Use an RFC or plan as behavior context only; final RFC-to-code closure belongs to rfc-implementation-verifier.
Final RFC-to-code closure review. Use after code review convergence when an implementation was based on an RFC or plan and Codex must verify the final reviewed code implements all required behavior, avoids extra behavior, and documents deviations before commit or PR.
Review-loop convergence diagnosis. Use when repeated code review or gating findings suggest unresolved architecture, requirement, invariant, ownership, or abstraction problems rather than independent bugs.
Subtractive plan minimality review. Use after RFC or plan review convergence to identify non-load-bearing content, inflated site lists, premature abstraction, or defensive structure not justified by the stated scope or prior blocking findings.
Adversarial technical plan stress testing. Use when Codex needs to break an RFC or plan by constructing concrete failure scenarios, temporal risks, compositional blind spots, and operator or user behavior that a standard review may miss.
Structured technical RFC and plan review. Use when Codex needs to audit an RFC, implementation plan, or final pre-implementation sign-off for soundness, completeness, reuse, alternatives, and plan-altitude correctness.
