ss-code-reviewlisted

# Multi-Agent Code Review Review a diff using independent, parallel subagents: one for general code quality, up to three for coding-standard compliance (global, stack, and project level), one for OpenSpec compliance when delta specs are present, and — in post-coding mode with enough scope — one cross-task integration reviewer. Each subagent reviews in isolation; none sees another's output. The confidence score each subagent reports is used to filter out false positives. **Core principle:** several independent perspectives catch more than one comprehensive reviewer would, and isolation prevents anchoring bias. ## Inputs Supply one of: - a pull request URL (what GitLab calls a merge request, or MR — same concept, detected automatically); - an explicit SHA range (`--base <sha> --head <sha>`); - nothing, to review the current branch against its upstream merge-base. For the post-coding mode invoked by `ss-coding`, also supply `--post-coding --plan <plan-file-path>`. If a URL is given, also fetch its title, description, and commit messages for context. ## Iron Rules 1. **Subagents are independent** — each reviewer works in isolation; never share one subagent's findings with another. 2. **Subagents score their own confidence** — each assigns a 0-100 confidence score to every issue it reports. The orchestrator only filters by threshold; it never re-scores. 3. **Don't trust self-assessment** — "looks good" from a subagent that cited no file:line evidence gets one re-dispatch w