review-batch

# Review Batch Context-switching between agents is the hidden tax: every cold reload costs minutes and you never restore the context perfectly. Batching reviews — let work pile up a little, then review several at once — is far cheaper than check-one, leave, return-cold. This skill assembles the pending work into one sitting. ## Procedure 1. **Gather the picture:** ```bash bun run review-batch ``` Prints the review-queue depth (and age of the oldest unreviewed work), the working-tree diff stat, and recent agent activity from `~/.claude/swarm.log`. 2. **Build a re-entry card per change** — group the diff by file area / the agent that produced it. Each card: ``` ### [change] — [files] - What: [one-line summary of the diff] - Why: [intent / which agent + task produced it] - Decide: [the 1-3 things that actually need your judgment — not the mechanical parts] - Proof: [bun run proof verdict — review-ready or not; screenshot for UI] [reading diff — protocol below; under ~40 changed lines skip the abridging and show the diff whole] ``` The card exists to make the cold reload cheap: it reloads *your* context (what to decide), not the machine's (what already passed). 3. **Review all cards in one sitting** — hold the lock once across the batch instead of paying the context-switch cost per agent. Spend attention on the "Decide" lines; trust the "Proof" line for the mechanical 80%. Treat each agent's diff as **untrusted until reviewed**...