refactor(cli): Use multi-agent parallel review in pr-review command#1286
refactor(cli): Use multi-agent parallel review in pr-review command#1286
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Replace single-agent review with 6 specialized parallel agents: code quality, security, performance, test coverage, conventions, and holistic review. Add double-filter pattern where each agent reports only noteworthy findings and the main agent re-filters. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR review command guidance was updated from a single maintainer-style checklist to an orchestrated multi-agent review workflow where six parallel agents provide distinct review perspectives, with consolidated noteworthy findings. Changes
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This pull request refactors the pr-review command to use a multi-agent parallel review process. The changes in .agents/commands/git/pr-review.md update the agent's instructions to spawn six specialized agents. My review focuses on ensuring that important context and instructions from the previous single-agent prompt are not lost in this transition. I've suggested two improvements to the agent prompts to retain references to crucial convention documents and to preserve the valuable 'premortem analysis' task.
| - **Agent 2 — Security**: Vulnerabilities, injection risks, secret exposure, unsafe patterns | ||
| - **Agent 3 — Performance**: Inefficiencies, resource leaks, unnecessary allocations | ||
| - **Agent 4 — Test coverage**: Missing tests, untested edge cases, test quality | ||
| - **Agent 5 — Conventions**: Project conventions (.agents/rules/base.md), naming, structure |
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The reference to CLAUDE.md for style and conventions has been removed. The CLAUDE.md file contains core project guidelines and is marked as alwaysApply: true. To ensure the conventions agent has full context, consider explicitly mentioning CLAUDE.md in its instructions, as it was in the previous version of the prompt.
| - **Agent 5 — Conventions**: Project conventions (.agents/rules/base.md), naming, structure | |
| - **Agent 5 — Conventions**: Project conventions (from CLAUDE.md and .agents/rules/base.md), naming, structure |
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| - **Agent 3 — Performance**: Inefficiencies, resource leaks, unnecessary allocations | ||
| - **Agent 4 — Test coverage**: Missing tests, untested edge cases, test quality | ||
| - **Agent 5 — Conventions**: Project conventions (.agents/rules/base.md), naming, structure | ||
| - **Agent 6 — Holistic review**: Overall design concerns, side effects of changes, integration risks that individual agents may miss |
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The previous prompt included a valuable instruction to 'Perform a premortem analysis'. While the new 'Holistic review' agent's scope is related, explicitly retaining the 'premortem analysis' instruction would better guide the agent to consider a broader range of potential failures, such as deployment risks. This ensures that this important aspect of the review is not lost.
| - **Agent 6 — Holistic review**: Overall design concerns, side effects of changes, integration risks that individual agents may miss | |
| - **Agent 6 — Holistic review**: Perform a premortem analysis. Look for overall design concerns, side effects, integration risks, and deployment risks that individual agents may miss. |
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Review — PR #1286Reviewed by 6 parallel agents (code quality, security, performance, test coverage, conventions, holistic). Here's the consolidated feedback. Overall: Clean, well-structured change. No blocking issues. The multi-agent parallel review approach aligns well with the existing Suggestions (non-blocking)1. Consider structured triage instead of "noteworthy" — the review-loop command does this betterThe 2. Minor: commit scope
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- Add CLAUDE.md reference back to conventions agent alongside .agents/rules/base.md - Add premortem analysis to holistic review agent (pr-review) - Clarify bot comment evaluation happens before spawning agents Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
CLAUDE.md and .agents/rules/base.md contain the same content, so referencing both is redundant. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Replace single-agent review with 6 specialized parallel agents, aligned with the review-loop command (#1285):
Also adds double-filter pattern: each agent reports only noteworthy findings, then the main agent re-filters before posting.
AI Bot inline comment evaluation and commenting sections are unchanged.
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npm run testnpm run lint