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implementation-review

Use after an implementation pass lands — compare the original task spec or handoff against the delivered diff, classify each requested item, and produce an actionable follow-up report.

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# Implementation Review

Implementation review is not ordinary code review. The goal is to verify whether the
delivered change actually matches the original task spec, handoff, or review report —
and to turn any gaps into a precise follow-up the implementation machine can execute.

## When to Use

- A delegated implementation task already landed and you need to check it against the original spec
- Another machine or session reported "done" and shared a commit, branch, or PR
- A task file contained multiple required items and you need item-by-item status
- You want to separate **approved**, **needs correction**, **missing**, and **validly excluded**

## When NOT to Use