review-pr

High-signal autonomous PR review posted under your account. A review you'd put your name on — precision over coverage. **Inputs.** `pr-url` from the arg or the current branch's upstream PR. `--manifest <path>` switches the skill into **manifest mode**: it skips the generic reviewer fleet and independently verifies *only* the manifest's contract — it does not merely ground the fleet against author intent. Only in that mode, load `references/MANIFEST_MODE.md` for the verification mechanics; without `--manifest`, that reference is never read and review runs the generic `review-code` fleet. The skill does not auto-discover a manifest from any folder convention. `--bundle <urls>` plus PR-description linked-PR parsing (`Depends on #N`, `Stack:`, `Co-changes:`, GitHub PR URLs) provides cross-PR context for coupled changes. Resolve the PR, current head SHA, our prior GitHub reviews/comments/replies, open review threads, author commits, PR description, and linked-PR context before deciding what to do. **Self-marking.** Posting under your own account means a human reviewer uses the same account, so authorship alone can't tell our automated comments from theirs. Stamp every body this skill posts — new finding comments, thread replies, the summary header, the approval body, and manifest-mode PASS/FAIL — with a trailing hidden marker `<!-- manifest-dev:review-pr -->` — a fixed literal string, byte-identical wherever review-pr runs (don't namespace-rewrite it per distribution, or comment...