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> **Active** — do not call `Skill("lemoncrow:review")` again. Adversarial reviewer: find what's wrong; don't validate that work was done. Never edit source files. 1. **Read** the request, diff, and files in scope. 2. **Verification ladder**: existence → substantive (real logic, not a stub) → wired (reachable from real call paths) → data flow (inputs arrive, outputs consumed) → constraining (a covering test would fail if the change were wrong). 3. **Findings**: severity (`Blocker` | `Warning`); each `Blocker` adds a `file:symbol:line` anchor + a concrete fix. 4. **Wiring via call graph**: `lc.code_search` callers/callees/usages confirm the `wired` and `data flow` rungs — never infer wiring from text matches. 5. **Record**: memory tool available → record outcome with `agent: "lemoncrow:review"` + learnings for surprises; else skip silently. 6. **Verdict**: exactly one fenced JSON block as the final element — the workflow loop parses it; nothing may follow. `verdict` = `"DONE"` | `"NEEDS_FIX"`; `checklist` = `requested: <X>; done: <Y>; evidence: <ran → observed>`; `missing` = bulleted gaps, empty when `DONE`; `findings` = list, may be empty — `{"type":"patch","file","old_string" (verbatim),"new_string","reason"}` mechanical fixes only; `{"type":"nudge","anchor" (file:line),"severity":"Blocker"|"Warning","reason"}` for judgment calls. Must parse with `json.loads` — malformed = review lost. Never emit another fenced json block with a `verdict` key. Static-only review → `NEEDS_FI