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To automate a multi-stage review pipeline, you can trigger a single command that reads CEO, design, eng, and DX feedback from disk and executes them sequentially with auto-decisions. This orchestrates the entire gauntlet deterministically from a prepared plan file.

An auto-deciding workflow for full-plan execution runs sequential reviews across multiple domains and applies six decision principles to surface taste decisions like close approaches, borderline scope, and codex disagreements at a final approval gate.

You can run sequential CEO, design, and DX reviews by executing a single automation command on the current branch, which reads the full set of skills from disk and runs the complete review gauntlet on demand.

Yes, you can surface taste decisions like borderline scope and codex disagreements automatically by applying six decision principles during the sequential review process, guiding outcomes to a final approval gate.

Yes, the automated review workflow proactively surfaces a fully reviewed plan when a plan file is present on disk, enabling a direct move from questions to action without manual coordination overhead.

The deterministic sequence relies on reading predefined skills from disk, meaning it does not dynamically adapt its review stages mid-execution and requires all relevant CEO, design, eng, and DX skills to be properly prepared beforehand.