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auto-review-loop
Autonomous multi-round research review loop. In Copilot CLI it defaults to the native complementary rubber-duck subagent with host-event model evidence; elsewhere it uses Codex, while explicit external reviewer overrides remain available. Implements fixes and re-reviews until a policy-approved positive assessment or max rounds is reached.
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# Auto Review Loop: Autonomous Research Improvement
> 🔒 **Do not wrap this skill in `/loop`, `/schedule`, or `CronCreate`.** It
> already loops internally (review → fix → re-review) and the reviewer carries
> round-to-round memory in one `threadId` (`codex-reply`). An external timer
> re-enters from the top each tick — fresh `threadId`, reviewer memory reset —
> firing the verdict on wall-clock time instead of on artifact change: zero new
> signal, full token cost. If you want to schedule something, schedule the
> *external wait that precedes it* (experiments done → then run this once). See
> [`shared-references/external-cadence.md`](../shared-references/external-cadence.md).
Autonomously iterate: review → implement fixes → re-review, until an independent reviewer gives a policy-approved positive assessment or MAX_ROUNDS is reached.
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