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review

Review a teammate's pull request the way a team reviewer should: against the requirement, the design, and the team conventions, with findings ranked by severity, each one citing a line and stating the failure it causes, and blocking issues separated from preferences. Use before approving a PR, when reviewing a colleague's branch, or when a review needs a second opinion. Triggers on: "review PR", "code review", "review this branch", "review giúp", "duyệt code", "check PR", "レビュー", "approve this", "is this ready to merge", "/atk:review".

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# Team Code Review (`atk:review`)

Reviews a change the way a responsible colleague does: it starts from what the change was supposed
to do, not from the diff. Findings that block a merge are separated from findings that are taste,
because mixing them is what makes reviews feel arbitrary.

## Scope

Handles: reading the diff in the context of the requirement, design, and conventions, deciding which
review rounds the change is worth and whether they run in agents of their own, finding correctness
and regression risks, checking test coverage of the changed behavior, and writing review comments
that a person can act on.

Does NOT handle: approving or merging, a human act; rewriting the code, which the author does with
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