review

Arguments: $ARGUMENTS

Command	Behavior
/review	Review branch diff, synthesize findings, create fix plan
/review staged	Review staged changes only
/review fix	Implement all fixes from saved plan
/review fix P0	Implement only P0 (critical) fixes
/review fix P0-P1	Implement P0 and P1 fixes

Scope	Git Command
branch (default)	git diff main...HEAD
staged	git diff --cached

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Review Mode

Step 1: Categorize Changes

Get the diff and categorize files by change type:

Architectural changes → assign to architect-reviewer:

• API routes, endpoints, controllers
• Database schemas, migrations
• Service interfaces, dependency injection
• Configuration files (docker, CI/CD)
• Directory structure changes

Implementation changes → assign to senior-code-reviewer:

• UI components, styling
• Business logic within existing patterns
• Bug fixes, refactoring
• Test files
• Utility functions

If a file fits both categories, assign to both reviewers.

Step 2: Launch Review Subagents

Scale based on change size:

• 1-4 files: 1 subagent
• 5-10 files: 2-3 subagents grouped by directory/component
• 10+ files: 3-5 subagents grouped by directory/component

Handoff to reviewer subagents:

• File list to review
• Diff command: git diff main...HEAD -- <files> (or --cached for staged)
• Scope context (branch or staged)

Subagents return prioritized findings (P0-P2) in consistent format with Files, Problem, Fix, and Done when.

Wait for all subagents to complete.

Step 3: Synthesize Findings

1. Collect all findings from subagents
2. Deduplicate overlapping findings
3. Sort by priority (P0 first)
4. Present findings table for review:

## Code Review Findings

| P | Problem | Fix Approach | Files | Done When |
|---|---------|--------------|-------|-----------|
| P0 | Null pointer in user lookup | Add early return with 404 | `users.ts:47` | Returns 404 for missing user |
| P1 | Race condition in cache | Use mutex lock | `cache.ts:23` | Concurrent requests don't corrupt |
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |

**Verdict: CORRECT | NEEDS FIXES**

If no findings: Report "No issues found" and stop.

Step 4: Validate Findings

Skip this step if there are no findings (verdict is already CORRECT).

Launch false-positive-validator with:

• The full findings list from Step 3
• Scope context (branch or staged)
• Diff command used

Process results:

1. Replace findings list with validated results (KEPT + DOWNGRADED findings only)
2. Re-sort by priority (P0 first)
3. Append a collapsed details section showing what was removed or changed:

<details>
<summary>Validation: {N} removed, {M} downgraded</summary>

| Finding | Verdict | Reason |
|---------|---------|--------|
| [P1] Title | FALSE POSITIVE | Already handled — `file.ts:32` has null check |
| [P0 → P2] Title | DOWNGRADED | Context negates severity — `api.ts:15` validates input |

</details>

4. If all findings removed → verdict becomes CORRECT, report "No issues found after validation" and stop
5. Otherwise proceed to Step 5

Step 5: Resolve Ambiguous Fixes

If any fix requires a decision (contains "Either...OR", "Option A/B", or similar patterns), use AskUserQuestion to interview the user:

[P0] Plugin discovery limited to 3 hardcoded paths

The fix has multiple options:
A) Restore two-pass file fetching (more complete, adds complexity)
B) Remove dead countCommands/countSkills functions (simpler, less data)

Which approach?

Process multiple ambiguous fixes in a single interview when possible:

• Group related decisions together
• Show context for each choice
• Update fixes with chosen approaches

If no ambiguous fixes, skip to Step 6.

Step 6: Approve Fix Plan

Ask for approval using AskUserQuestion:

• "Approve and save plan"
• "Request changes" — revise based on feedback
• "Open in editor" — save to .otto/reviews/fix-plan-draft.md for editing

On approval, write fix plan to .otto/reviews/fix-plan.json:

{
  "version": 1,
  "created": "{timestamp}",
  "scope": "{scope}",
  "branch": "{branch}",
  "commit_sha": "{HEAD}",
  "summary": { "p0": 0, "p1": 0, "p2": 0, "p3": 0 },
  "verdict": "NEEDS FIXES",
  "fixes": [
    {
      "id": "f1",
      "priority": "P0",
      "title": "Null pointer dereference in user lookup",
      "problem": "user.profile accessed without null check",
      "fix": "Add early return with 404 when user is null",
      "files": [
        { "path": "src/auth/users.ts", "line": 47, "role": "primary" },
        { "path": "src/auth/users.test.ts", "role": "add test" }
      ],
      "done_when": "Returns 404 for missing user; test covers case",
      "status": "pending",
      "depends_on": []
    }
  ]
}

Report: Fix plan saved. Run /review fix to implement.

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Fix Mode

Step 1: Load and Filter

1. Check .otto/reviews/fix-plan.json exists
   • If missing or stale (code changed): run /review first
2. Filter by priority argument:
   • fix or fix all: P0-P2
   • fix P0: P0 only
   • fix P0-P1: P0 and P1
3. If no matching fixes: report "No {priority} issues to fix"

Step 2: Implement in Batches

Select unblocked fixes — where all depends_on are done.

Scale subagents:

• 1-2 fixes: 1 subagent
• 3-5 fixes: 2-3 subagents
• 6+ fixes: 3-5 subagents

Each subagent receives:

• Fix details (priority, problem, fix approach, files, done_when)
• Instructions: implement fix, verify done_when, run git add {files}, mark status done in fix-plan.json

After each batch: re-evaluate unblocked fixes, launch next batch, repeat until done.

Verify: Run type check and linter, report errors.

Step 3: Commit and Cleanup

1. Create commit:

   Fix review issues P{highest}-P{lowest}
   
   - [P{N}] Brief description
   - [P{N}] Brief description
   

2. Remove .otto/reviews/fix-plan.json
3. Report results:

   ## Fix Results
   | Issue | Status |
   |-------|--------|
   | [P0] Null reference | ✓ Fixed |
   | [P1] Race condition | ✓ Fixed |
   
   Commit: {hash}