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Check agent-produced plans, tests, or code against the owner's actual intent. Find missing meaning, unrequested work, stale truth, unreachable decisions, unsupported completion claims, and implementation debt. Use before approval or merge.

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# Owner Intent Audit

The question this review answers is not "is the artifact good" but **"is this what the owner
meant, and what did the agent leave behind while making it?"** (The owner is whoever owns the
work and decides what it should be; often that is the user.) An agent can produce a PRD (product
requirements document), a plan, or a diff that is locally excellent and still specify a different product, carry work
nobody asked for, or hide the debts agents characteristically create. Reviewing the artifact
for its own defects — bugs, security holes, silent death — is peer-review's job, not this one;
the two are run separately and neither substitutes for the other.

- **Plan mode:** PRDs, designs, specs, task lists, refactor plans, and test plans.
- **Code mode:** diffs, files, tests, or subsystems substantially written by agents.

Start with the ordinary user and system flow. Realistic common-path failure outranks exotic
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