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agent-reviewlisted

Reviews a Claude Code agent against spec/claude/agent-management/ and spec/claude/skill-vs-agent/, and emit an actionable review plan per spec/claude/review-plan/ under .audits/agent-review/ keyed by the target agent's name. Invoke when the user asks "review this agent", "audit a specific agent file", "check whether this agent is spec-compliant", or "agent review for a specific agent". Also handles closing an existing review plan once every item is addressed — "close the agent review plan for a specific agent". Also handles equivalent German-language requests. Do NOT use for skill review (use skill-review) or for pull-request-level review (`review` skill). Supports resume on re-invocation per `spec/claude/resumable-work/`.
nolte/claude-shared · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 76
Install: claude install-skill nolte/claude-shared
# Agent Review Skill Operationalizes `spec/claude/agent-review/` — reviews one Claude Code agent against its authoring specs and persists the result as a processable plan under `.audits/agent-review/`. The plan is the deliverable; the skill is the procedure that produces and, later, retires it. ## German trigger phrases This skill also triggers on equivalent German-language requests, including: - "prüfe diesen Agent" - "Agent-Review für X" - "Audit von agents/" - "ist dieser Agent spec-konform" - "schließe den Agent-Review-Plan" ## Why this is a skill, not an agent - **Mid-flow interactivity** — scope confirmation (which agent, narrowed aspect?) and item-closure decisions happen with the user in the loop; an agent's fire-and-forget contract would lose that. - **Persistent on-disk output is the contract** — the `review-plan` artifact under `.audits/` must survive past the current turn and be worked off incrementally; skills own persistent state, agents return structured reports. - **Orchestrator, potentially chains to other skills** — after the plan is closed, the user may run `pull-request-create` in the same thread; the skill-orchestrates pattern (see `skill-vs-agent`) defaults the orchestrator to skill form. - Counter-dimension considered: *context-window impact* from reading three specs plus the target agent would bias toward an agent, but an agent file is a single markdown and each spec is one file — the read volume is bounded and the user wants visibility. - This s